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                <text>Growing Up In America:  The Blooms from 1890-1939</text>
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                <text>Ethel Pellicoff Bloom was born in the United States in 1890.  Lawrence came from Nezjin, Russia (now Ukraine) at the age of 16 in 1903.  Starting in Philadelphia and including many cities, including Chicago, New York, North Dakota, and ultimately Los Angeles, the Bloom´s history before WWII is depicted in this Collection.</text>
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              <text>L.A. Bloom became a rather prominent attorney in Los Angeles. His practice revolved around his knowledge of Russian i.e., if you were Russian and in need of an attorney in L.A. you went to L.A. As a result his practice varied across many civil areas of the law.&#13;
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The photo stamp on the photos is Edward-Hostetler, who was a prominent portrait studio in L.A. who took a number of professional photos for professionals in the L.A. area.</text>
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