50-01-07 Mary Murdock was 50-03-10 Robert Stafford
50-01-21 John Gale s/b (018) 50-01-21 Joan Gale
50-2-3 Julie Dixon s/b 50-02-10
50-10-20 (050) John Webster was 50-04-07 (029) Ernie Cauldwell
52-04-12 (108) Lois Conrad was 50-03-10 (025) Dr Robert Stafford
52-05-10 Broadway is My Beat (112) The Joe Quito Case should be dated 50-03-03.
At the end of the show it states that: 1. The show airs on Friday nights which matches the 1950 date. The 1952 date is a Saturday. 2. My Favorite Husband has moved to Sundays. This occurred on April 2, 1950. Also, MFH went off the air on 51-03-31.
52-07-05 Stacy Parker Murder Case was 52-09-27 Paul Tracy Murder Case
52-07-05 Stacy Parker Murder Case was a duplicate of 53-07-25 Stacy Parker Case.
The 1952 Stacy Parker starts with "In the high noon blaze of July..."
The network version has the National Guard promo at the end.
The AFRS version matches the opening.
The 1953 Stacy Parker starts with "The time of September was too swift" and has the promo for Autry and country music events, which match the newspaper timetables.
53-07-11 The Harry Brian Murder Case was 53-07-04 The John Rand Murder Case
The correct Harry Brian begins "Scarlet closes out of neon..."
53-07-18 (174) Ted Lawrence was 53-09-12 Michael Austin and visa versa
53-07-18 Theodore Lawrence correct First line: In Summer's deep night, Broadway has gone home.
53-09-12 Michael Austin correct First Line: The campaigns of summer done now.