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A young girl from Brooklyn causes a stir with television executives when she announces she has invented a portable TV that can be built for $2.14.

A rookie cop is given a top secret assignment by the police commissioner: he's to commit a robbery, get caught and then do undercover work in prison. While the cop goes ahead with his assignment, the commissioner suffers a heart attack. That means that the only man who knows the policeman's innocence is lingering near death.

A Jewish family tries to escape Nazi Germany thru the help of fellow Germans against the Nazi regime.

The story of real-life doctor Elizabeth Blackwell is dramatized this week. A century earlier, Blackwell was working in hospitals when society expected women to be at home raising families.

An heiress is forced into a marriage of convenience but falls for the doctor who cares for her.

An American ITT executive in Budapest was arrested and charged and convicted of spying and sentenced to 15 years in prison. The US government retaliated with various actions, including closing Hungarian consulates in the US, and he was released and deported after one year in prison.

Jean Pierre Aumont portrays Louis Braille in this biography of the man who made it possible for the blind to read.

Detective Schindler is on the case of a woman who was assaulted and strangled with her own stocking.

A mother anxiously awaits her son's return from war.