The Line Up — 1952
47 episodes broadcast in 1952.
January 8, 1952
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January 15, 1952
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January 22, 1952
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January 29, 1952
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February 12, 1952
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February 19, 1952
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February 26, 1952
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March 11, 1952
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May 27, 1952
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Mrs. Lobdell is run down and killed -- and the reason behind the hit-and-run proves a strange one.
The canonical log records this one only as the case of a 'bad boy.'
Beautiful models are being terrorized by a string of obscene, threatening phone calls.
Singer Beth Lennard's estranged husband is robbed, beaten, and dumped from a car after a late-night talk about their divorce -- and she was the last to see him alive.
Two tellers are gunned down and a guard badly wounded in a bank robbery that smells like an inside job.
A witness sees young Mary Jane Cummings abducted; her body soon turns up beside a lake.
Albert Brown is found shot dead with a shotgun in his own basement.
A burglar working a single neighborhood shoots a policeman and takes a bullet himself, and Guthrie sets a drugstore stakeout to end the spree.
A prowler who preys on women with recognizable faces -- phoning each one first -- attacks Mrs. Kramer.
A widow identifies the liquor-store robbers who shot her husband; one confesses that his partner Earl Bentley pulled the trigger, and Guthrie sets out to run Bentley down.
September 24, 1952
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The canonical log lists this broadcast as a missing-girl kidnapping.
A murdered narcotics dealer turns out to have been living, under a false name, with a respectable schoolteacher.
A liquor-store hold-up ends with the owner dead.
Someone guns down a gas-station attendant.
A robbery leaves the husband of a nightclub singer dead.
Mid-line-up, word arrives that a bank has been hit -- two tellers cut down by a submachine gun.
Two con men prey on the grieving families of war dead, bilking one widow of $200 on a fake debt for toys her husband supposedly ordered before shipping out.
Jean Bellamy is murdered after leaving her job as a car-hop.
A day after Mrs. Matthews vanishes, the line-up turns up a door-to-door greeting-card salesman worth a hard look.
A run of filling-station hold-ups.
The canonical log records this case as the killing of a Mrs. Conway in a parking lot.
December 24, 1952
Dorothy Shelton [Rehearsal]
On a cold night the detectives recall a girl found a year earlier in a snowdrift with her throat cut -- and then Dorothy Shelton turns up murdered the same way, nearby, raising the fear of a killer who repeats.
December 26, 1952
Dorothy Shelton
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