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Edith and her husband Leon and their two young children moved to Los Angeles for Leon’s job. Edith RosenthalĪfter graduating from Towson State Teacher’s College, she became an elementary school teacher in Baltimore. Her childhood is recounted in the book Looking For Me in this great big family by her daughter Betsy.ĭespite her father’s objections and lack of money, Edith went to college, the only girl in her family to do so.
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