Details for This Is Your FBI

Episode Data from OTRRP
Episode Name	Episode #	Air Date	Notes
Espionage	1	1945-04-06	[G Plot] The case of Willie Sebring: spy. J. Edgar Hoover appears, as does the president of Equitable.
Kidnapping - Shotgun Hadley	3	1945-04-20	[G Plot] The story of a crime against the home: kidnapping.
Escaped Pows - Paul Tanner	4	1945-04-27	[G Plot] The story of 'a peril to the nation.
Confidence Game - William Roscoe	5	1945-05-04	[G Plot] William Roscoe, dressed as an Army officer, preys on lonely women and passes bad checks.
War Fraud - Andrew Rockland, War Profiteer	6	1945-05-11	[G Plot] A story of crime against our fighting men. The FBI suspects Andrew Rockland of manufacturing defective hand grenades.
Grand Larceny - Daniel Holly, Thief	7	1945-05-18	[G Plot] A mild salesman by day is a notorious safecracker at night.
Draft Dodgers - Dr Woodbury	8	1945-05-25	[G Plot] A quack doctor is selling deadly pills to teen-agers trying to keep out of the Army by failing their physicals.
Bank Robbery - Phil Bardo, Arthur Clinton	9	1945-06-01	[G Plot] The story of a crime against the community. The story of Arthur Clinton, bank robber, and his friend 'Betsy,' a box full of explosives!
Espionage - Cora Lee Williamson, Spy	10	1945-06-08	[G Plot] The story of a crime against our nation. ' A doll shop and three letters returned to their senders who never wrote them, lead the FBI to Cora Lee Williamson, a lovely lady spy working for the Japs.
The Confidence Game - British Farm Equipment, Ltd	11	1945-06-15	[G Plot] The story of a crime against society. ' A Chicago businessman is conned by a horse-racing 'sting' by a bunch of pros.
Auto Theft - Charles Meade	12	1945-06-22	[G Plot] The story of a crime against the community. ' The FBI tracks down Charles Mead, an expert with stolen cars, at a time when any kind of car was hard to get.
Murder - John Dixon	13	1945-06-29	[G Plot] The story of a crime against society. ' John Dixon, a burglar, car thief and killer, leads the FBI on a cross country chase. . . ending in Omaha.
Espionage - File on Cajunko	16	1945-07-20
Misery Chiseler	17	1945-07-27
Extortion	18	1945-08-03
Robert Perry, Impersonator	19	1945-08-10	[G Plot] The FBI tracks down a phoney chicken inspector (yes, chicken inspector!).
Bank Robbery	20	1945-08-17
Fugitive Killer - The Scientific Conviction	25	1945-09-21	[G Plot] An isolated house in which an old lady and her granddaughter are living, is visited by a stranger with a suitcase and a violent secret.
The Strange Extortion	27	1945-10-05
The House on 92nd Street	28	1945-10-12
The Marriage Racket	29	1945-10-19
The Serviceman's Fraud	30	1945-10-26
The Desert Dictator	31	1945-11-02
The Bogus Bankruptcy	32	1945-11-09
The Allotment Swindle	33	1945-11-16
The Bobby Sox Bandit	34	1945-11-23
The Big Breakout	35	1945-11-30
Pearl Harbor	36	1945-12-07	[G Plot] A program marking the 4th anniversary of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. The story of how the FBI protected the security of America before and after the attack, through the FBI's 'years of preparations.
The Highway Hi-Jacker	37	1945-12-14
The Sorrowful Swindler	38	1945-12-21
Murder on the High Seas	39	1945-12-28
Crime in the Roaring 20's	40	1946-01-04
The Innocent Killer	41	1946-01-11
The Cold Blooded Kidnapper	42	1946-01-18
The Unwelcome Guest	43	1946-01-25
The Sinister Souvenir	44	1946-02-01
The Cautious Killer	45	1946-02-08
The Corrupt City	46	1946-02-15
The Pan American Patriots	47	1946-02-22
The Castaway Killer	48	1946-03-01	[G Plot] The story of Nick Corona, picked up at sea by a fishing trawler during his escape attempt from deportation.
The Skyway Swindle	49	1946-03-08	[G Plot] Bill Renton discovers a plan to cheat investors with a non-existent series of airports and flying schools.
The Paroled Killer	50	1946-03-15
The Wasteland Hideout	51	1946-03-22	[G Plot] Mr. Thomas Parkinson, President of Equitble, will not be able to speak on the subject of 'Inflation,' as previously announced.
The Bogus War Bride	52	1946-03-29
The Delinquent Parents	53	1946-04-05
The Nylon Hijacker	54	1946-04-12
The Swampland Kidnapping	55	1946-04-19
Salesman of Espionage	56	1946-04-26
The Singing Swindler	57	1946-05-03
The Carnival Killer	58	1946-05-10
The Fugitive Horse Player	59	1946-05-17
The Homicide Hideout	60	1946-05-24
The Slaughterhouse Swindlers	61	1946-05-31
The Sinister Lighthouse	62	1946-06-07
Flowers for a Corpse	63	1946-06-14
The Friendly Killer	64	1946-06-21	[G Plot] A husband and wife are professional murderers. . . and they do it with a smile!
The Surplus Swindle	65	1946-06-28	[G Plot] A phoney army officer and his moll offer a not-so-honest store owner two hundred radios that belong to the army.
Death in the Tropics	67	1946-07-12	[G Plot] A highjacker's partner doublecrosses him and leaves him for dead in a burning truck. A Puerto Rican banana plantation becomes the scene of a murder.
The Walkie-Talkie Stick-Up	68	1946-07-19	[G Plot] Two young juvenile delinquents use a stolen pair of walkie-talkies to start a life of crime. A 'gimpy'brother blows the whistle.
The Sinister Witness	69	1946-07-26	[G Plot] A witness to a hit-and-run accident blackmails a candidate for mayor to ensure his silence.
The Would Be Movie Star	70	1946-08-02	[G Plot] Two women and a baby hold up a grocery store, and cross a state line while making their getaway.
Lady of Larceny	71	1946-08-09	[G Plot] A little old lady helps her son to break out of prison with the help of a book of matches. . . and a red Packard ambulance.
The Friendly Hitchhiker	72	1946-08-16	[G Plot] A man in a sailor suit is picked up and given a ride by a jewelry salesman who is promptly robbed. The robber's accomplice is later found murdered!
The Careless Kidnapper	73	1946-08-23	[G Plot] An amateur trumpeter and his accomplice 'Broadway' kidnap a famous trumpeter and his him for $25,000 ransom.
The Return to the Mob	74	1946-08-30	[G Plot] King Brown, an old time gangster is paroled from a life sentence and is given the chance to start over.
Murder on the Range	75	1946-09-06	[G Plot] A case of cattle rustling in the modern west, with murder on the hoof! Dean Carlton (narrator), Frederick Steiner (composer, conductor), Jerry Devine (producer), Milton Cross (announcer).
Death of a Draft Dodger	76	1946-09-13	[G Plot] A phoney doctor is 'treating' young men to keep them out of the army. . . with deadly results.
The Diamond Studded Double-Cross	77	1946-09-20	[G Plot] A thoroughly rotten young man kills his step-father, steals the jewels from a stranger with amnesia, and rats on his own mother to the FBI! The same story title was used on 'This Is Your FBI' on August 29, 1947 (see cat.
The Curious Coin Collector	79	1946-10-04	[G Plot] An escaped German p. O. W. uses an Indianhead penny to get help from his friends in the 'bund.
The Sugar Swindler	80	1946-10-11	[G Plot] An elusive con-man not only plans to cheat his victim, but he also is going to take advantage of the victim's young assistant. A recipe-collecting wife smells a rat amidst the sugar.
The Big Shakedown	81	1946-10-18	[G Plot] An extortioner uses an admiring ex-convict to blackmail a politician, then disposes of his educated dead body.
The Honest Embezzler	82	1946-10-25	[G Plot] An elderly bank embezzler is on the lam, travelling with a cheap carnival. One of the program's commercials is for Equitable's 'group health insurance,' which 'was invented by The Equitable in 1911.
Blueprint for Murder	83	1946-11-01	[G Plot] Walter Douglas is building a brdige with shoddy materials and poor workmanship. When the building inspector refuses to take a bribe, a suspicious fire breaks out. When arson fails to convince an honest man to do wrong, kidnapping is called for.
The Frightened Fugitive	84	1946-11-08	[G Plot] Two boys commit a hit-and-run, becoming interstate fugtives by running from responsibility across a state line.
Murder By Accident	85	1946-11-15	[G Plot] A kindly old farm couple isn't nearly as innocent as they seem. They may be hardened criminals, but at least they remember to feed the mink!
Return of the Killer	86	1946-11-22	[G Plot] Chicago' Thompson breaks out of prison and heads for Cleveland, along with his double-crossing girlfirend.
Danger in the Jury Box	87	1946-11-29	[G Plot] A man scheduled to serve on the jury that is to judge Paul Scott is offered $5000 to 'go along. ' When the man declines to accept, his daughter is kidnapped!
Operation Rhumba	88	1946-12-06
The Swampland Killer	89	1946-12-13
The Swindling Swami	90	1946-12-20
The Fugitive Guest	92	1947-01-03
The Souvenir Gun	93	1947-01-10
The Sunshine Swindlers	94	1947-01-17
The Bow Tie Murders	95	1947-01-24
The Baby Big Shot	96	1947-01-31
Hijackers Incorporated	97	1947-02-07
The Innocent Thief	100	1947-02-28
The Fugitive Pirate	102	1947-03-14
The Vicious Shakedown	103	1947-03-21
The Henpecked Thief	104	1947-03-28
The Used Baby Racket	105	1947-04-04
The Curious Patient	106	1947-04-11
The Unfortunate Daughter	108	1947-04-25
The Henpecked Swindler	109	1947-05-02
The Wayward Brothers	110	1947-05-09
The Professional Killer	111	1947-05-16
The Reluctant Thief	112	1947-05-23
The Frustrated Mice	113	1947-05-30	[G Plot] A trio of crooks kidnaps a high school girl and plan to kill her after the ransom is paid.
The Fugitive Traveler	114	1947-06-06
The Curious Cameraman	115	1947-06-13
The Horoscope Homicide	116	1947-06-20
The Mysterious Fugitive	117	1947-06-27
The Juvenile Shakedown	118	1947-07-04
The Juvenile Shakedown	118	1947-07-04
The Careless Killer	119	1947-07-11
The Unhappy Hijacker	120	1947-07-18
The Red Headed Blackmailer	121	1947-07-25
The Benevolent Hijacker	122	1947-08-01
The Uninvited Partner	123	1947-08-08
The Ambitious Widow	125	1947-08-22
The Diamond Studded Double Cross	126	1947-08-29	[G Plot] The same story title was used on 'This Is Your FBI' on September 20, 1946 (see cat.
The Benevolent Corpse	127	1947-09-05
The Innocent Witness	128	1947-09-12	[G Plot] The program is announced as being transcribed.
The Melancholy Mind Reader	130	1947-09-26
The Night of Terror	131	1947-10-03	[G Plot] The same story title was used on 'This Is Your FBI' on September 27, 1946 (see cat.
The Night of Terror	131	1947-10-03	[G Plot] The same story title was used on 'This Is Your FBI' on September 27, 1946 (see cat.
The Half-Pint Horse Players	132	1947-10-10
The Friendly Frame-Up	133	1947-10-17
Merchants of Arson	134	1947-10-24
The Sinister Shakedown	135	1947-10-31	[G Plot] The same story title was used on This Is Your FBI' on July 5, 1946 (see cat.
The Sinister Shakedown	135	1947-10-31	[G Plot] The same story title was used on This Is Your FBI' on July 5, 1946 (see cat.
The Gullible Groom	136	1947-11-07
The Runaway Dancer	137	1947-11-14
The Trail of Terror	139	1947-11-28
The Indifferent Mother	140	1947-12-05	[G Plot] J. Edgar Hoover speaks from Washington, D. C. about juvenile delinquency.
Lady Luck's Husband	141	1947-12-12	[G Plot] A story about a bond theft. 'A cross-country quest for a stolen fortune. '
The Return of Saint Nick	142	1947-12-19	[G Plot] A Christmas story about the FBI tracking down this missing Santa Claus from a city settlement house.
The Happy Honeymooners	143	1947-12-26
The Sorrowful Safecracker	144	1948-01-02
The Unwilling Hostess	145	1948-01-09
The Mercenary Mother	146	1948-01-16
The Round-Trip Murder	147	1948-01-23
The Plastic Profile	148	1948-01-30	[G Plot] A story about flight to avoid prosecution.
The Jewel Laden Jockey	153	1948-03-05
The Henpecked Hijacker	154	1948-03-12
Operation Ransom	155	1948-03-19
The Unwilling Partner	156	1948-03-26	[G Plot] A story about interstate theft.
The Runaway Racketeers	157	1948-04-02
The Lonesome Lamister	162	1948-05-07	[G Plot] A bank clerk is suspected of embezzling $60,000. It's not clear what a 'lamister' is, but it's apparently a guy who's assumed a new identity to hide his criminal past.
The Big Guy	163	1948-05-14
The Curious Prospectors	164	1948-05-21	[G Plot] A story about a prison break.
Little Tough Guy	165	1948-05-28
Little Tough Guy	165	1948-05-28
The Unhappy Medium	166	1948-06-04	[G Plot] The story of a swindler.
The Student of Violence	167	1948-06-11
The Hollywood Horseman	168	1948-06-18
The Curious Cargo	169	1948-06-25
Juvenile Delinquents - The Phantom Bandits	170	1948-07-02
The Respectable Thief	174	1948-07-30
The Three-Way Frame Up	175	1948-08-06
The Remorseful Runaway	176	1948-08-13
The Wrong-Way Shakedown	177	1948-08-20
The Telltale Bracelet	178	1948-08-27
The Great Deception	179	1948-09-03
Deadlier Than the Male	180	1948-09-10
The Innocent Fugitive	181	1948-09-17
The Unknown Voice	182	1948-09-24	[G Plot] A story about extortion.
The Phantom Mine	183	1948-10-01
The Two Wise Men	188	1948-11-05
The Gridiron Swindle	189	1948-11-12
The Man Who Died Twice	190	1948-11-19	[G Plot] The story of an elusive manhunt and a murder.
The Unwilling Draft Dodger	191	1948-11-26
Two Tickets to Nowhere	192	1948-12-03	[G Plot] A manhunt that spanned two-continents, a story about an illegal enbtry.
The Voyage of Terror	193	1948-12-10
The Prodigal Brother	194	1948-12-17	[G Plot] The story of a jewel theft.
The Return of St Nick(Repeat of 47-12-19)	195	1948-12-24	[G Plot] A Christmas story about the FBI tracking down the missing Santa Claus from a city settlement house.
The Friendly Forger	196	1948-12-31
The Out-Of-Date Killer	197	1949-01-07
The Skid Row Shakedown	198	1949-01-14
The Slapstick Holdup	199	1949-01-21	[G Plot] The FBI tries to clear an innocent man accused on armed robbery.
The Fugitive Bridegroom	200	1949-01-28
The Cut Rate Caravan	201	1949-02-04
The Mother-In-Law Racket	202	1949-02-11	[G Plot] Women in crime are not the weaker sex!' Stacy Harris, William Woodson (narrator), Frederick Steiner (composer, conductor), Jerry D.
The Three-Fathom Hold-Up	203	1949-02-18	[G Plot] A jewel robbery story whose title was announced on the previous week's program as, 'The Five Fathom Frameup.
Murder on the Midway	204	1949-02-25
The Telltale Ransom	206	1949-03-11
The Baby Rental Racket	207	1949-03-18
The Vanishing Blonde	208	1949-03-25
The Comeback Kid	209	1949-04-01	[G Plot] The story of a hijacking and frameup.
The Bogus Healer	211	1949-04-15
The Larcenous Landlady	212	1949-04-22	[G Plot] A story of blackmail.
The Lonely Hearts Racket	213	1949-04-29
The Tropical Shakedown	214	1949-05-06	[G Plot] A timely story of extortion on the high seas.
Apprentice of Larceny	215	1949-05-13	[G Plot] A factual account of an old-time gangster's return to crime.
The Swampland Fugitive	216	1949-05-20	[G Plot] A graphic account of the exploits of an escaped convict.
The Bogus Bankrupt	217	1949-05-27
The Hungry Wrestler	218	1949-06-03
The Gentle Killer	220	1949-06-17
The Rocking Chair Shakedown	221	1949-06-24
The Runaway Guest	222	1949-07-01
The Trans-Atlantic Shake Down	223	1949-07-08
The Merchant of Death	224	1949-07-15
Three's a Crime	225	1949-07-22
The Sentimental Doublecross	226	1949-07-29
Out of the Storm	227	1949-08-05
The Larcenous Bride	228	1949-08-12
The Big Buildup	229	1949-08-19	[G Plot] The story title was used on 'This Is Your FBI' on August 15, 1947 (see cat.
The Big Buildup	229	1949-08-19	[G Plot] The story title was used on 'This Is Your FBI' on August 15, 1947 (see cat.
The Hapless Hijackers	230	1949-08-26
The Delinquent Father	231	1949-09-02
Larceny Will Out	232	1949-09-09
The Chinatown Shakedown	233	1949-09-16
The Flying Thieves	234	1949-09-23
Dead Man's Tale	235	1949-09-30
The Meticulous Mobster	236	1949-10-07
Friendly Stowaway	237	1949-10-14
Helpful Hobo	238	1949-10-21
The Unhappy Firebug	239	1949-10-28
The Musical Frame Up	240	1949-11-04
The Big Caseout	241	1949-11-11
Gentlemen Prefer Widows	242	1949-11-18
The Blundering Felon	243	1949-11-25
The Waterfront Felons	244	1949-12-02
Frozen Frame Up	245	1949-12-09
The Innocent Hostage	246	1949-12-16
Bank Robbery Incorporated	248	1949-12-30
Yesterday's Killers	249	1950-01-06
The Delinquent Doctor	250	1950-01-13
A License to Kill	251	1950-01-20
Larceny Goes to Sea	252	1950-01-27
Ladies of Larceny	253	1950-02-03
The Hollywood Frame Up	254	1950-02-10
Package of Death	255	1950-02-17
The Telltale Calendar	256	1950-02-24
Voice From the River	257	1950-03-03
The Surplus Safe Crackers	258	1950-03-10
The Fiery Fugitives	259	1950-03-17
The Honeymoon Homicide	260	1950-03-24
Campus Shakedown	261	1950-03-31
The Mercy Manhunt	262	1950-04-07
The Perilous Secret	263	1950-04-14
The Muscle Factory	264	1950-04-21
The Handsome Heel	265	1950-04-28
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The Agent Apprentice	280	1950-08-11	[G Plot] Phoney stock certificates, false certified checks, false leads and double-crosses.
The Vanishing Witness	281	1950-08-18	[G Plot] How to get a witness before the grand jury in time, even though he's been kidnapped! Doris Noland, Ed Gargan, Frederick Steiner (composer, conductor), Gil Stratton, Herb Ellis, John Sheehan, Larry Keating (announcer), Stacy Harris, William Conrad, William Woodson (narrator).
The Black Market Hijacking	282	1950-08-25	[G Plot] A barge of government coffee has been stolen, the FBI investigates.
The Musical Stick-Up	283	1950-09-01	[G Plot] Two musicians help an unconscious man out of a wrecked car, and find themselves prisoners of an armed robber.
The Swing Shift Racketeers	284	1950-09-08	[G Plot] A factory-based gambling ring moves into murder. The FBI tracks the gang through a safe deposit box.
The Flop House Frame-Up	285	1950-09-15	[G Plot] A dead body in an alley leads the FBI to an embezzler of $11,000.
Draft Dodging, Inc	286	1950-09-22	[G Plot] A wartime con-man can get wealthy young men a draft exemption. . . for a fee!
The Gold Rush Stick-Up	287	1950-09-29	[G Plot] The Duke' robs yet another bank by tunneling into the vault during 'Gold Rush Days' in a small town.
Prisoner of War	288	1950-10-06	[G Plot] The FBI tracks down a wartime fifth column planning to blow up a Navy ship for the Nazis.
The Phantom Bandit	289	1950-10-13	[G Plot] A man recognizes a bank robber in a road house and sends his wife to call the cops. When she returns with the FBI, the bank robber has disappeared, and so has her husband!
The Dark Journey	290	1950-10-20	[G Plot] Two escaped convicts receive unexpected help from a greedy farmer's wife.
The International Heist	291	1950-10-27	[G Plot] A gang smuggling stolen cars into Mexico commits a double murder to keep the racket under wraps.
The Baffled Bookkeeper	292	1950-11-03
The Backstage Shakedown	293	1950-11-10	[G Plot] A former stripper, now respectably married, disappears after receiving an extortion threat.
The Prodigal Hoodlum	294	1950-11-17	[G Plot] A tough kid grows up to be a tougher hoodlum. Misdirected good intentions come to a sad ending.
Quartet in Crime	295	1950-11-24	[G Plot] A gang of bank robbers uses the classified section of a Chicago newspaper and carefully rehearses each job.
Communist Agent	296	1950-12-01	[G Plot] A man working for a steamship company is pressured into helping a communist agent to flee the country.
The Floating Stickup	297	1950-12-08	[G Plot] A criminal on the lam from the FBI hides out on a larcenous showboat.
The Jungle Killer	298	1950-12-15	[G Plot] An FBI agent pretends he's a hobo to catch a killer.
The Return of Saint Nick(Repeat of 47-12-19)	299	1950-12-22	[G Plot] Santa Claus has disappeared from a big city settlement house. The FBI takes the case and re-unites an elderly brother and sister as well.
The Return of Saint Nick(Repeat of 47-12-19)	299	1950-12-22	[G Plot] Santa Claus has disappeared from a big city settlement house. The FBI takes the case and re-unites an elderly brother and sister as well.
The Temporary Father	300	1950-12-29
The Helpful Corpse	301	1951-01-05
The Criminal Caravan	302	1951-01-12
The Selective Service Swindle	303	1951-01-19	[G Plot] A trio of swindlers has been cheating mothers by selling them false draft cards so that they can keep their sons out of the army.
The Continental Killer	304	1951-01-26	[G Plot] A policewoman is used to trap a killer who was previously deported but who has snuck back into the country on a freighter.
The Innocent Hijacker	305	1951-02-02	[G Plot] A convict just out on parole is forced back into his old gang and is promptly shot by the cops.
The Island Fugitive	306	1951-02-09	[G Plot] A wanted murderer is hiding out on an isolated island during a winter storm.
The Penny Lender	307	1951-02-16	[G Plot] A murder on skid row leads to the loot from a $37,000 bank job.
The Canvas-Backed Frame-Up	308	1951-02-23	[G Plot] A $50,000 jewel theft has taken place. The FBI traces the job to a has-been prize fighter who doesn't mind losing for a price.
The Tin Can Killing	309	1951-03-02	[G Plot] A plane crash on an Indian reservation leads to murder. A bullet and a tin can provide the FBI with the needed clues.
Captain Larceny	310	1951-03-09	[G Plot] A drunken sea captain has a large amount of stolen merchandise. One of the Equitable commercials is an 'anti-inflation' message to advocate a curb on the increasing monetary supply.
Hollywood Shakedown	311	1951-03-16	[G Plot] A movie actor is being blackmailed while on location. The FBI plays a part!
Success Story	312	1951-03-23	[G Plot] Two tough kids get into bootlegging and some become adult gangsters. Eventually, they become 'respectable' businessmen.
The Saboteurs	313	1951-03-30	[G Plot] Four Nazis land in America, off a submarine commanded by Admiral Doenitz himself! Four more saboteurs from another submarine are expected!
The Soybean Shakedown	314	1951-04-06	[G Plot] Two children from 'broken homes' are drawn toward delinquency. In later life, their protection racket centering on farmers leads to a kidnapping.
The Runaway Sister	315	1951-04-13	[G Plot] A woman's younger sister is forced to commit a robbery by her boyfriend. A cop has been killed!
The Big Fix	316	1951-04-20	[G Plot] A criminal controls a slot machine racket, and a lot more, with the help of crooked politicians.
The Wild Ride	317	1951-04-27
The Profiteers	318	1951-05-04	[G Plot] Wartime fraud, by criminals who put profit ahead of patriotism. The manufacturer of telephone wires for the army is making an inferior product, causing the death of American G. I. s
The Straw Hat Shakedown	320	1951-05-18	[G Plot] An actor performs blackmail for an encore. A suicide rings down the curtain.
Old Mother Larceny	321	1951-05-25	[G Plot] Stolen wrist watches and binoculars are the stock in trade of the fun-loving Berian brothers. . . and their mom.
The Night Rider	322	1951-06-01
The Return of Father Crime	323	1951-06-08
The Mountain Murder	324	1951-06-15
The Traitor	325	1951-06-22	[G Plot] An American makes a series of maps of European ports for a foreign government.
The Fraudulent Healer	326	1951-06-29	[G Plot] A story of jewel theft. A young girl named Mary is being kept isolated by 'astral control' and a pair of con-artists. The plan will fail if a bee fancier named Bruce has anything to say about it!
The Runaway Corpse	327	1951-07-06	[G Plot] A confidence man has married many women for their money. Now, he needs a hearse to obtain a buried $20,000 inheritance.
The Runaway Corpse	327	1951-07-06	[G Plot] A confidence man has married many women for their money. Now, he needs a hearse to obtain a buried $20,000 inheritance.
The Tribal Shakedown	328	1951-07-13
The Roaring Twenties	329	1951-07-20	[G Plot] A big warehouse robbery nets hundreds of cases of bourbon.
The Connoisseurs of Crime	330	1951-07-27
Post Time Stick-Up	331	1951-08-03	[G Plot] A jockey is trying to send his daughter to a good school in Chicago. He's blamed for a race track robbery.
The Adopted Thief	332	1951-08-10
The Bogus Hijacking	333	1951-08-17	[G Plot] An FBI agent goes undercover in a seedy hotel, waiting to thwart a gang of highjackers.
The Bad Samaritan	334	1951-08-24	[G Plot] A phoney army officer tells the grieving relatives of dead soldiers that the G. I. s are still alive and need money to bribe their prison guards!
Ghost Town	335	1951-08-31	[G Plot] A gang of bank robbers is hiding out in a western ghost town. A couple from a movie company complicates their plans.
The Curious Fisherman	336	1951-09-07	[G Plot] The public display of wealth can be an invitation to crime!' 'The Blue Queen' is used to rob a yacht and murder the skipper of 'The Queen. '
The Interrupted Journey	337	1951-09-14	[G Plot] Four saboteurs enter the country with false documents. The FBI protects the country from the Communist infiltrators.
The Telltale Cargo	338	1951-09-21	[G Plot] The FBI suspects that a barge that sunk was scuttled with a cargo of aspirin and fraud! The system cue is added live.
The Harvest	339	1951-09-28	[G Plot] A bank messenger has been held up and murdered. The trail leads to a group of migrant farm workers.
The Hostage	340	1951-10-05	[G Plot] A young bank teller hops a freight out of town with an old hobo to escape from what he thinks is a murder. There is however, a matter of a missing $12,000 from his accounts at the bank.
The Tropical Frame-Up	341	1951-10-12	[G Plot] The trail of a gang of truck highjackers lead south of the border to a banana plantation.
The Stranger	342	1951-10-19	[G Plot] The story of Henry W. Monroe, a mild mannered hitch-hiker who kills.
Citizen Caldwell	343	1951-10-26	[G Plot] Thomas Caldwell is accused anonymously of 'following the Pary line. ' A loyalty investigation follows. Even though Caldwell was a member of 'The Party,' the FBI report explains 'why. '
The Million Dollar Question	344	1951-11-02	[G Plot] The story of the rise and fall of 'Curly,' a criminal career that flourished because no-one would testify against him.
The Traveling Bride	345	1951-11-09	[G Plot] Two women are running a racket in which one of them marries soldiers and sailors in order to keep their allotment checks.
The Unwilling Host	346	1951-11-16	[G Plot] An escaped convict moves in on his old cell-mate, and on his cell-mate's wife too! The system cue has been deleted.
The Flying Felon	347	1951-11-23	[G Plot] A gang passing counterfeit travelers checks uses a teen-ager to pass the checks. After the boy is cuaght, he hangs himself in his jail cell!
The Flying Felon	347	1951-11-23	[G Plot] A gang passing counterfeit travelers checks uses a teen-ager to pass the checks. After the boy is cuaght, he hangs himself in his jail cell!
The Unhappy Embezzler	348	1951-11-30	[G Plot] A meek, flower-loving bank teller decides to embezzle $8000 from the bank where's he's worked for eighteen years.
The Un-American Patriot	349	1951-12-07	[G Plot] The FBI combats 'the Communist menace' with the help of a loyal American secretary, even though she was born in Russia.
Crime for Sale	350	1951-12-14	[G Plot] A professional gang of burglars uses a manicurist to obtain information about their intended victims.
The Innocent Santa Claus	351	1951-12-21	[G Plot] A washed up vaudevillian finally gets a job as a children's party Santa Claus. He finds himself accused of a crime by the FBI.
The Intruder	352	1951-12-28	[G Plot] A young lady finds out the truth about her flashy and exciting boyfriend the hard way.
The Toy Bandits	353	1952-01-04	[G Plot] An alcoholic carpenter who enjoys making speeches, uses a toy gun to rob a bank.
The Protection Peddlers	354	1952-01-11	[G Plot] Production at an aircraft plant is down, until the factory hires a new firm for its armed guards. It's the old protection racket on a Federal scale!
The Knock Out	355	1952-01-18	[G Plot] A gang of promoters not only fix prize fights, they dabble in bank robbery as well. The FBI scores a knockout!
Fiesta Fugitives	356	1952-01-25	[G Plot] A Federal Savings and Loan is held up at gunpoint during what is obviously Carnival in New Orleans. Instead of leaving town, the couple responsible sets up housekeeping right in town!
The Campus Crime Wave	357	1952-02-01	[G Plot] A pair of collegiate bank robbers draws the attention of the FBI. A college basketball schedule provides the needed clue.
The Face	358	1952-02-08	[G Plot] A young kid with a face like a monkey turns to a life of crime when society rejects him.
The Old Hat	359	1952-02-15	[G Plot] With the help of a prescription for high blood pressure pills, the FBI literally climbs a mountain to catch their man. Stolen government blueprints are recovered. . . thanks to modern science and the FBI laboratory!
The Unwelcome Fugitive	360	1952-02-22	[G Plot] A gangster decides to return to America, but his loyal friend quietly tells the FBI.
The Pay Off	361	1952-02-29	[G Plot] Businessman Floyd Elmore has been kidnapped. A typewriter, a camera and a newspaper in the background of a photograph provide the FBI with the needed clues.
The Skyway Man	362	1952-03-07	[G Plot] How to crack a carnival safe and make a successful getaway? Hire a beat-up stunt pilot and the impoverished owners to go for a ride! The system cue is added live.
The Cross Country Fugitive	363	1952-03-14	[G Plot] An FBI special agent finds himself in a horse drawn buggy driving over a snowy mountain pass, to keep a pay-off man from meeting with a fugitive on the lam.
The Corruptors	364	1952-03-21	[G Plot] An honest government official won't be bribed by a corrupt bridge builder. This leads to arson, and then a kidnapping!
The Corruptors	364	1952-03-21	[G Plot] An honest government official won't be bribed by a corrupt bridge builder. This leads to arson, and then a kidnapping!
The Phantom Hitchhiker	365	1952-03-28	[G Plot] A hitch-hiker returns to a small restaurant near a national park with a lot of money and the possibility of murder! The system cue is added live.
The Hollywood Shakedown	366	1952-04-04	[G Plot] The FBI looks into a case of extortion at a Hollywood movie studio. The trail leads to a Hollywood bar and a movie extra.
The Fast Ball Frame Up	367	1952-04-11
The Masquerader	368	1952-04-18	[G Plot] An imposter leaves a trail of broken promises and bad checks across the country. He even manages to sell a toll booth to a farmer!
The Loner	369	1952-04-25	[G Plot] Don Conway, an expert on make-up, is paroled from prison and promptly robs a bank. He's a 'loner' whose only interest is his system of beating the horses.
The Courier	370	1952-05-02	[G Plot] The basic secrets of nuclar fission have been stolen. ' The story tells how Russia gained knowledge of the making of atomic bomb.
The Punch and Judy Shakedown	371	1952-05-09
Man Hunt	372	1952-05-16	[G Plot] The McDonald Wholesale Grocery Company has declared bankruptcy. The FBI suspects fraud.
Hot Ice	373	1952-05-23
The Larceny Express	374	1952-05-30	[G Plot] Several cartons of wrist watches and nylons are stolen from a train. A sheriff is murdered while investigating the crime.
Jackpot	375	1952-06-06	[G Plot] The FBI is on the trail of the interstate transportation of slot machines.
The Respectable Felon	376	1952-06-13	[G Plot] The FBI is after those behind a scheme to sell stolen cars to unsuspecting honest citizens. A lump of red clay is analyzed by the FBI laboratory to catch the bad guys.
The Three-A-Day Fugitive	377	1952-06-20	[G Plot] A vaudeville comedian helps the FBI track down an escaped killer who kidnaps two showgirls. . . and a sailor suit!
The Telltale Camera	378	1952-06-27	[G Plot] A movie newsreel gets a gang of jewel thieves on the trail of 'Willie,' who has their loot.
The Five Fathom Stick-Up	379	1952-07-04	[G Plot] A robber tricks a deep sea diver and his wife to help him recover the loot from a sunken ship.
Killer for Hire	380	1952-07-11	[G Plot] There's $78,000 in missing bank loot and double-crosses all over the place.
The Bridal Shakedown	381	1952-07-18	[G Plot] A scheming couple try to convince their victim that he's gotten married. A bad mistake is made. . . they try to handle the problem themselves.
The Sixteen Millimeter Stickup	382	1952-07-25
The Death Cruise	383	1952-08-01
Astrological Breakout	384	1952-08-08
The Dime-A-Dance Stickup	385	1952-08-15
The Jolly Widow	386	1952-08-22
The Traveling Swindle	387	1952-08-29
The Seagull Shakedown	388	1952-09-05	[G Plot] A typewriter is the clue that enables the FBI to solve a case of extortion and nab a blackmailer who dabbles in murder.
His Brother's Keeper	389	1952-09-12
The Comic Strip Bandits	390	1952-09-19	[G Plot] An alcoholic cartoonist sketches a truck being pushed off a pier. . . filled with government property!
The Little Tin Box	391	1952-09-26	[G Plot] A bank robbery team blackmails a prominent socialite into hiding them while 'the heat's on. '
The Sight Seeing Killer	392	1952-10-03	[G Plot] A desperate man kidnaps two elderly sisters who run the Echo Cave Lodge.
The Roundup	393	1952-10-10
The Hot Sedan	394	1952-10-17
The Wayward Brother	395	1952-10-24	[G Plot] A soldier brings a gun home as a souvenir from the Korean War. His younger brother uses it to kill a watchman during a robbery.
The Evil Samaritan	396	1952-10-31	[G Plot] A rich couple crash in their small aircraft and are kept prisoner by two killers, on an Indian reservation. They are threated by the infamous Harvey Brothers.
The Frivolous Cousins	397	1952-11-07
Wide Open City	398	1952-11-14	[G Plot] Riverdale has turned into a boom town, but crime is booming too, including kidnapping! Barney Phillips, Eddie Firestone, Frank Burt (writer), Frederick Steiner (composer, conductor), Herb Butterfield, Jerry Devine (producer, writer), Larry Keating (announcer), Lou Merrill, Stacy Harris, Steve Pendleton, Anthony Caruso, Warren Stevens, William Woodson (narrator).
The Swamp Killer	399	1952-11-21
The Baby Peddler	400	1952-11-28	[G Plot] A movie actor's wife goes into business. . selling her own baby!
Mama's Boy	401	1952-12-05
Pickup	402	1952-12-12
Snow Screen	403	1952-12-19	[G Plot] A bank robber hides from the FBI in Alaska (although the exact name is never mentioned), and finds romance in the wilderness.
The Sunshine Syndicate	404	1952-12-26	[G Plot] A gang of jewel thieves has a practical joker leaving clues for the FBI! William Spargrove (announcer), Frederick Steiner (composer, conductor), Gil Stratton, Helen Kleeb, Herbert Rawlinson, Jerry Devine (producer, writer), Orrin Slate (?), Sid Goodwin (director), Stacy Harris, Whitfield Connor, William Woodson (narrator).
Mr Big Shot	405	1953-01-02	[G Plot] The story of Gordon Drake, biography of a louse with no class at all.
Mr Big Shot	405	1953-01-02	[G Plot] The story of Gordon Drake, biography of a louse with no class at all.
The Divorced Child	406	1953-01-09	[G Plot] Learning that her parents are being divorced, a girl takes up with a bunch of juvenile delinquents who steal cars and rob a gas station attendant.
The Divorced Child	406	1953-01-09	[G Plot] Learning that her parents are being divorced, a girl takes up with a bunch of juvenile delinquents who steal cars and rob a gas station attendant.
Old Lady Larceny	407	1953-01-16
Old Lady Larceny	407	1953-01-16
Death in the Desert	408	1953-01-23	[G Plot] The Wallace Brothers hide out in the desert after a bank robbery, one of them is badly wounded.
Death in the Desert	408	1953-01-23	[G Plot] The Wallace Brothers hide out in the desert after a bank robbery, one of them is badly wounded.
The Redheaded Blackmailer	409	1953-01-30