212:, and at the end of the marriage, Jasper and the children returned to his native Kentucky without Baker's knowledge. Baker moved to Kentucky to be near her children but left after four months. She had limited contact thereafter. She moved to Hollywood, where she became a film cutter in the growing movie industry. There, she met Martin Edward Mortensen, whom she had a short marriage with that ended in divorce. Afterwards, she had a relationship with Charles Stanley Gifford while he was separated from his wife. Baker became pregnant with her third child, Norma Jeane Mortenson (also called Norma Jeane Baker and later Marilyn Monroe). Baker struggled to take care of her daughter and placed her with a foster family weeks after her birth.
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went on strike weeks later. Around this time, Baker and Norma Jeane moved in with Grace and her husband, Doc
Goddard. Baker learned in October 1933 that her grandfather Tilford Hogan killed himself. In late 1933, Baker had become very upset when she learned that Norma Jeane had been sexually abused. Baker also became despondent and inconsolable believing that she would likely experience mental illness like her parents and grandfather. She may have also been depressed for having neglected her children. Norma Jeane and Grace cared for her and tried to comfort her, but Baker continued to cry and failed to get the rest she needed. She received medicine from a
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her workload. Baker visited Norma Jeane and took her on trolley cars to the beach, picnics, restaurants, and other outings on the weekends, sometimes spending the night, but the frequency waned over time. Although she regularly paid $ 25 (equivalent to $ 430 in 2023) for Norma Jeane's care, Baker became "for the most part an irregular, shadowy visitor at the edge of Norma Jeane's life."
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with her mother and brother. Baker was a social teen at school who, like her mother, preferred older men. Marion went to live in San Diego with cousins in a household that was headed by a father. In 1917, Della began a tumultuous relationship with
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Bolender in the rural town of Hawthorne, California. The Bolenders lived across the street from Della, Baker's mother. Baker initially moved in with the Bolenders and shared a room with Norma Jeane until she was six months old. She then returned to Hollywood to manage an increase in
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on August 5, 1962, Baker was left a trust fund of $ 100,000 by her daughter, of which she received $ 5,000 per year. She made multiple attempts to escape from the sanitarium. In 1963, she was reported to have walked 15 miles to Lakeview Terrace Baptist Church. After being transferred to
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Oregon by September 1914 and she married a man named Chitwood, or Charles E. Young on July 26, 1916, in Portland, Oregon. Baker got along with this stepfather and had fond memories of living on a farm in Oregon. Della divorced again, this time citing alcoholism.
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in 1953 and was supported by Monroe with $ 250 per month. Monroe's business manager, Inez Melson, cared for Grace until 1962 and was the administratrix of Monroe's estate after her death.
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Gladys Pearl Monroe was born on May 27, 1902 in Porfirio Díaz (now named
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1266:. McFarland. p. 7.
263:By 1916, Baker lived in
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2891:People from Los Angeles
2363:. Cooper Square Press.
1596:Rollyson, Carl (2014).
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2837:Berniece Baker Miracle
2725:Marilyn Forever Blonde
2680:(1988 pinball machine)
2357:Spoto, Donald (2001).
2342:. Three Rivers Press.
2267:All That's Interesting
1885:, pp. 36, 39, 49.
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2637:Goodbye, Norma Jean
2590:Gold Marilyn Monroe
2007:, pp. 155–156.
1995:, pp. 161–162.
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