The Big Story — 1947
40 episodes broadcast in 1947.
April 2, 1947
The Kid and the Box
April 9, 1947
The Black Thirty Niner
April 16, 1947
The Stain on the Sidewalk
April 23, 1947
The Case of the Cop Killers
April 30, 1947
The Man Without a Name
May 7, 1947
The Widow of Havre De Grace
May 14, 1947
The Black Legion Murders
May 21, 1947
The Tactless Texan
May 28, 1947
Double Trouble
The real case Columbus Citizen reporter James E. Fusco broke, dramatized under the title 'The Thirteenth Key.'
June 11, 1947
The Case of the Tattooed Corpse
June 18, 1947
The Forger in Floral Park
June 25, 1947
Little Big Shot
July 2, 1947
Mutiny in the Big House
July 9, 1947
The Reporter and the Blood Hound
July 16, 1947
A Thousand Dollars for One
July 23, 1947
The Case of the Iron Boss
July 30, 1947
The Lovelorn Extortioner
August 6, 1947
The Little Man Who Changed His Name
August 13, 1947
The Clubber and the Lady
August 20, 1947
The Clean Sweep
August 27, 1947
The Man Who Liked the Kangaroo
September 3, 1947
The Lethal Ladies of Munhail
September 10, 1947
Christmas in April
Columnist Walter Winchell of the New York Mirror is the reporter behind this week's true story.
September 24, 1947
The Case of the Lonely Heart
Jack Adams of the Los Angeles Examiner chases a counterfeiting ring in a case drawn from his own reporting.
October 8, 1947
The Case of the Leery Librarians
Famed newswoman Dorothy Kilgallen of the New York Evening Journal supplies the true story dramatized here.
October 22, 1947
The Eager Beaver from Buffalo
October 29, 1947
The Case of the Baffling Beautician
November 5, 1947
The Case of the Peculiar Paperhanger
November 12, 1947
The Case of the Sinister Stranger
November 19, 1947
The Case of the Literary Lodger
Cleveland News reporter Howard Beaufait's real case, told as 'The Case of the Unfinished Love Song.'
December 3, 1947
The Case of the Cardboard Killer
A true story from the files of Aubrey Maddock of the Hartford Courant.
Russell Wilson of the Des Moines Tribune is the reporter whose work inspired this dramatization.
December 24, 1947
Merry Christmas from the Magi
December 31, 1947
Murder on Seventy Seven
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