Emory Parnell

A Korean War veteran uses his aviation skills to win over the reckless younger brother of a deceased combat buddy.

Firecracker magazine journalist Ann Mason (Nancy Coleman) is about to take on the most exploitative, albeit dangerous story in her career. While undercover, Ann infiltrates the United Defenders, a public organization acclaimed for its patriotic acts of service to remaining American war veterans. With gumption, guts, and a knack for having keen journalistic instincts, Mason discovers to her dismay that the organization is not a beneficial cause, but is in fact made up of thugs and extortionists who are trying to use propaganda to alter the public's beliefs on a national scale. In the midst of Ann's investigation, she loses her memory due to an injury in a car accident, and falls into the clutches of the villainous United Defenders group. It is up to governmental officials to rescue Ann, and finish what she started by helping her try to piece her memory together and figure out what information she may or may not already know.

A small-town girl goes overboard with war-time patriotic zeal and marries a soldier she's only met once. He disappears after one night, then she thinks she's pregnant... but she just can't remember her husband's name.

When the Kettles' eldest daughter Rosie wants to go to college, Ma and Pa Kettle enter the Cape Flattery County Fair to raise the money for her tuition. The events include a trotter race, for which Pa purchases an out-of-shape mare, and a bread- and jam-making contest that puts Ma's cooking skills to the test against their neighbor and rival, Birdie Hicks.

A secretary hires the Falcon to protect her employer's jewels, but when they're stolen and murders follow, the Falcon is caught in a web of blame.

A Mountie (James Craig) must stop an Indian chief’s son from being hanged for a murder committed by the constable’s brother (Keith Larsen) in this action-packed frontier adventure.