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Gladys had been married first to Jasper Newton "Jap" Baker and had two children from this marriage. The family is living in 1920 in Los Angeles. On a visit back to Jasper's home-state of Kentucky, Gladys supposedly had a too-close relationship with Jasper's younger brother Audrey and Jasper beat Gladys. When they returned to California, she filed for divorce.

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Jasper returned to Kentucky where he was from, ~~he took~~ the children ~~there to live with him~~. For a short time, Gladys lived in Kentucky, but after another confrontation, she left for California, and would not again see her daughter for twenty years. When Norma Jean was 19, she finally met her half-family (see [http://www.monaraemiracle.com/work1.htm Mona Miracle's website]).

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Jasper returned to Kentucky where he was from, kidnapping the children. For a short time, Gladys lived in Kentucky, but after another confrontation, she left for California, and would not again see her daughter for twenty years. When Norma Jean was 19, she finally met her half-family (see [http://www.monaraemiracle.com/work1.htm Mona Miracle's website]).

Norma Jean married first on 19 Jun 1942 to James Dougherty (he has recently died). Before his death, James wrote a book about his marriage to Marilyn Monroe. They moved to Catalina Island where they are living in 1944 and where "Jimmie" is training for the merchant marine. While James was away fighting in World War II, Marilyn took a job working at the Radioplane factory, and moved in with his parents. It was at this job where she was first commercially photographed for an article in YANK article.

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 Gladys had been married first to Jasper Newton "Jap" Baker and had two children from this marriage.  The family is living in 1920 in Los Angeles.  On a visit back to Jasper's home-state of Kentucky, Gladys supposedly had a too-close relationship with Jasper's younger brother Audrey and Jasper beat Gladys.  When they returned to California, she filed for divorce.
-Jasper returned to Kentucky where he was from, he took the children there to live with him.  For a short time, Gladys lived in Kentucky, but after another confrontation, she left for California, and would not again see her daughter for twenty years.  When Norma Jean was 19, she finally met her half-family (see [http://www.monaraemiracle.com/work1.htm Mona Miracle's website]).
+Jasper returned to Kentucky where he was from, kidnapping the children.  For a short time, Gladys lived in Kentucky, but after another confrontation, she left for California, and would not again see her daughter for twenty years.  When Norma Jean was 19, she finally met her half-family (see [http://www.monaraemiracle.com/work1.htm Mona Miracle's website]).
 Norma Jean married first on 19 Jun 1942 to James Dougherty (he has recently died).  Before his death, James wrote a book about his marriage to Marilyn Monroe.  They moved to Catalina Island where they are living in 1944 and where "Jimmie" is training for the merchant marine.  While James was away fighting in World War II, Marilyn took a job working at the Radioplane factory, and moved in with his parents. It was at this job where she was first commercially photographed for an article in YANK article.