| Albert A. Rosenthal —Birmingham, Alabama lawyer [source: Francis Ruffin Durham, The Anthology of Alabama Poetry, 1928 101 (E. Hartsock, The Bozart Press, 1928)] [See, The Concise Dictionary of American Jewish Biography 533 (Carlson Publ., 1994)][Rosenthal was editor of a journal, The Nomad, a poetry periodical, published from 1922 to 1924.] [Rosenthal's poem, "Alabama" appears in Palms, vol. 1, 1923-1924; "Colored Folk" appears in The Anthology of Alabama Poetry (1928); a Rosenthal poem appears in Contemporary Verse, 1929)][We have fair evidence to believe that Rosenthal's wife was a lawyer, that they practiced together in a firm, Rosenthal & Rosenthal, and that she was involved in the editing of The Nomad. See, Durward Howes, American Women: The Official Who's Who Among the Women of the Nation 477 (Los Angeles: Richard Blank Co., 1935)] |
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