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Private Notes
A distraught woman arrives at the Bulletin's offices late on a Saturday afternoon wanting to insert an advertisement in the Personal column - a coded message to the kidnappers of her husband.
When a young student is involved in apprehending a criminal, he finds himself at the center of a media circus - which puts his life in danger.
A veteran reporter with a drink problem is determined to nail a crooked union leader.
A disreputable lawyer implies that a famous judge is involved in corruption, and Nick must investigate.
Nick becomes very impressed with a dying woman.
When a soldier gets attacked in the street, the story proves to be more complicated than it appears to be.
Nick, covering his first political convention, gets involved in the campaigning of a veteran senator.
Nick is required to write a routine profile of an up-and-coming actress. It proves anything but a routine assignment.
An old World War II plane is found in the desert, with the name "Luscious Lois" inscribed on its side. But who was - or is - she?
About to celebrate their 75th wedding anniversary, an elderly couple announce plans for divorce.
A Bulletin reporter phones in a faked story to Nick, but his antics leave them facing a million-dollar libel suit.
A snowstorm keeps Mark Grainger from his duties as city editor, forcing Nick to cancel his New Year's Eve plans and take over the Bulletin.
A cop-killer claims he was the victim of police brutality.
Lizzie Hogan is assigned a series focusing on the hopes and anxieties of women parolees readjusting to life.
Nick is stunned when a story he wrote a few years ago about a beauty contest winner rises from the ashes to haunt him. Newspaper drama, starring Nick Adams.
A famous entertainer accidentally shoots a waiter in his hotel penthouse, but steps are taken to ensure the incident is kept under wraps.
Lizzie Hogan is sent to Berlin on a special press outing, in the company of foreign correspondent Bartley King, who wrote a definitive book about Hitler some years ago.
Nick is sentenced to ten days in prison after refusing to disclose the name of his informant for a story he wrote regarding the City Hospital.
