Originally aired  May 23, 1946
A good story about a woman terrorized by her husband's insane brother.

Originally aired May 12, 1952
"Mr. Cornelius," a fighter of municipal graft, asks George Valentine to help recover important stolen documents.

Originally aired March 27, 1949
Ozzie's attempt at complimenting Harriet just doesn't seem to work.

Originally aired July 11, 1944
A Nazi spy pretends to be the only survivor from a ship sunk by a German submarine. This somehow leads to an insane asylum, where Axford is an unwilling resident.

Originally aired October 14, 1949
 It’s a romantic wartime drama about a hardened nightclub entertainer and a sincere young soldier who fall in love just before he is sent overseas. What begins as a casual, almost cynical relationship slowly turns into something genuine, making their brief time together tender, bittersweet, and tragic.

Originally aired October 13, 1948
Bing Crosby - Himself
Ken Carpenter - Announcer 
William Gargan - GuestRay Milland - GuestMarilyn Maxwell - GuestJoe Venuti - Guest

Originally aired  May 16, 1946

A good story about a woman terrorized by her husband's insane brother. The story has a surprise ending. 

Originally aired May 05, 1952
Valentine and Brooksie travel to Algeria on assignment for the French government. An old pal from the O.S.S. leads George to conclude that he's working for the wrong side. The clue is in the "Hand Of Fatima."

Originally aired March 20, 1949
Ozzie goes to the library to settle a bet about the Rover Boys, and winds up an authority on the Peloponnesian Wars.

Originally aired July 04, 1944
Slick Maynard and his henchmen (named "Fingers" and "Biff") plan to steal the famous Blue India Diamond.