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In this episode, Sam Spade is hired by a wealthy businessman who fears that he's going to be attacked by a former employee whom he sent to prison.

This episode, like others in the series, likely follows Boston Blackie as he uses his detective skills to unravel a crime. Specific details about the episode's plot and key events are not available.

In the episode 'Life Can Be Murder', Philip Marlowe, played by Gerald Mohr, meets a character named Marney Carr in a bar. Following her disappearance, a case of murder unfolds, drawing Marlowe into a mystery.

In the episode 'Circle Of Death', the town is terrified due to several bomb explosions caused by a man who hates crowds. With the police unable to make any progress in the investigation, Margot Lane claims that The Shadow can catch the criminal. This claim is met with skepticism by Commissioner Weston, who challenges The Shadow.

In this episode, Johnny Dollar tries his hand as a psychic investigator. He gathers more information to confront a medium who has persuaded a wealthy young woman to change her insurance.

Based on events of January 16, 1950, the episode 'The White Elephant' involves a deserted motel which serves as a hiding place for stolen goods and possibly a murderer or two. A white elephant being shipped to a circus in Texas attracts a lot of attention. The murder of a salesman sets Ranger Jace Pearson on the trail of a hobo.

"To Find Help" is an episode of Suspense that aired on January 6, 1949. The plot revolves around an old woman being terrorized by a madman, delivering a genuinely scary and suspenseful listening experience. The cast of this episode was particularly intriguing, indicating notable performances.

In this episode titled 'Bull', also referred to as 'Odd Man Out', the characters Bull Hogan and Delwin Casper, who are buffalo hunters, are back in town after 6 months. The episode was authored by Robert Mitchell.

The Six Shooter-Concept Show is an episode of Hollywood Star Playhouse that aired on April 13, 1952. The episode is about Britt Ponset, a frontier drifter armed with his trusty six-shooter and a quick wit. He finds himself drawn into a series of high-stakes showdowns, daring escapes, and unexpected twists of fate. The actor who portrayed Britt Ponset first appeared in this episode.

Dragnet was an American radio series that aired from 1949 to 1957. The program enacted the cases of a dedicated Los Angeles police detective, Sergeant Joe Friday, and his partners. The series covered crimes ranging from check fraud and petty theft to more sensational topics like murder and drug abuse. Benny Trounsel Narcotics is an episode of Dragnet that originally aired on August 4, 1949. Specific plot details for this episode are not available. However, based on the general theme of Dragnet, the episode likely involves a narcotics-related crime that Sergeant Joe Friday and his partners are tasked to solve.