Gene Tunney’s sole pro defeat to Harry Rea?
Gene Tunney, famed heavyweight champion, suffered only one professional loss in his boxing career, a disputed bout against Harry Rea.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1952
Page
2
Gene Tunney, famed heavyweight champion, suffered only one professional loss in his boxing career, a disputed bout against Harry Rea.
Dr Jordan explains that constipation results from diet lacking bulk, laxative abuse, improper training, and neglect. Regular bowel habits and daily exercise improve peristalsis, though elderly individuals may still need laxatives to some extent.
A fragmented listing shows the evening broadcast lineup with CBS NBC and other networks presenting news commentary sports dramas Westerns and children programs. Notable items include News and Commentary segments Jack Smith Daily Commentary and Evening Newsreel along with questions and game shows and a late night wrestling program and film slots.
Diario de Colombia, a conservative paper, defies government censorship by filling the spared editorial space with three columns about St. Augustine tourism. An editor's note mocks restraint and invites readers to seek new horizons despite official limits.
Fitchburg magistrate fined sports announcer Milton Duke Savitt twenty dollars for speeding in District Court. He left the courthouse and received another summons for working in a restricted area.
A 19 year old New York clothing heir Adrian Lionel Grodnick killed his sweetheart Betty Baron and then himself amid anxiety over a pending Army draft. A coroner's jury ruled deaths murder suicide by their own action. Bodies found in the Flamingo Hotel penthouse after a Monday night discovery.
A 21 year old Fort Worth soda jerk Melba Basham was charged as queen of a cattle rustling gang that spanned four counties. Police tied the group to stolen livestock using a trailer scheme and a tip from a Fort Worth suburb regarding a suspicious truck. Confed: Joseph Basham Dan Dixon Jeanie Dixon and buyer W O Reeves. She said the operation began six to eight months ago and expanded this month.
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