In this episode of Retell Seller, I take a closer look at heavyweight boxer Primo Carnera. A man who was described as everything from gentle & naive to mob-controlled & manufactured.

What sparked this episode is the photo I found online of Primo & Amelia Earhart, who happened to be the topic of my last episode.

Website with links & photos: https://retellseller.com/primo-carnera-takes-flight/

Primo Carnera Video: https://youtu.be/Em4wVgV3s9Y

Fred Noonan Video: https://youtu.be/nla7k8ap1LA

Short Snippet About a Tall Guy Video: https://youtu.be/RbI4zM_0m70

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Amelia Earhart’s disappearance is one of the most known stories in aviation history. Even so, many never knew she had an experienced navigator beside her, on the final flight...including me. His name was Fred Noonan.

In this episode, I take a look at a pair of Amelia Earhart postal collectibles I'd purchased, which led me into the life of the man many of us somehow overlooked.

Link to photos & links discussed: https://retellseller.com/amelia-earhart-fred-noonan/

Last radio communications: https://www.archives.gov/college-park/highlights/earhart-log

Ruth Siems episode: https://retellseller.com/stove-top-stuffing-inventor/

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A postcard from 1909 captures more than it seems. Written during a streetcar strike in Evansville, it mentions the heat and the need to walk.

But the return address traces back to the Reitz home, connecting that short note to a larger presence in the city. Together, they form a snapshot of movement, place, and circumstance, all existing at the same time.

Website: https://retellseller.com/walking-past-wealth-through-a-strike/

YouTube: https://youtu.be/OP0DD9kSt78

Possible correction: In this episode I say the Reitz Saw Mill opened in 1856 however, other sites I came across claim other dates. Even Wikipedia says 1856 with a drawing or sketch? of the mill with a date showing 1845. Not sure which is correct.

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