I think I have found it used interchangeably with "Spring Body Throw" so I am pretty sure it is a bridging suplex. I've also seen "overhead folding press" which I also think is a bridging suplex and, as Anglo points out, is not a physical impossibility like an "overhead shoulder press" would be.

I apologize. I was using the image to demonstrate how the newspapers described holds without using the common name. That is not an image of the overhead shoulder press.

Sometimes you luck out and get a picture. The paper called this a "muscle rending hold" but it is clearly a surfboard.

Oh, is this a mystery others, as well?

Does anyone know what the "SUMATRA DEATH HOLD" actually was? Was it a nervehold? I've also read newspaper clippings about his "karate chops." Was he a power wrestler who used the Asian stereotypes of chops/nerveholds? Thanks!