From Beth Keyserling Rosenfarb (Oldest daughter)                               , 1944-1951

Continued correspondence about Rosalyn's health; discussion of her husband and his book; thoughts and descriptions about her daughter; correspondence as to Rosalyn's belongings (after her death); mentions seeing Harriet and Herbert in New York and visits with the Hirschfeld's; writes about Rachel's school and Joe's job search; expresses discontent with her clerical job (at Columbia University); inquires about Beaufort; commentary on "witch hunting" going on in Washington (McCarthy trials); writes about tough financial times for her family; her views on Leon and his lifestyle; discusses her husband's heart attack; mentions family meetings held in NY; re. her daughter's Hebrew lessons; critique of Leon's economic policies.