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Nate Bloom and I have been exchanging e-mails about the portrayal of Max Baer Sr. in "Cinderella Man."
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We thank journalist Nate Bloom for his diligent efforts in bringing this matter to our attention
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Nate Bloom, the tireless Jewish genealogist
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