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Hillsdale faces a crime wave led by the elusive Society Burglar, and George Harvey, the ace reporter, is determined to catch him. Meanwhile, Susan Armstrong, the editor, finds herself caught in a web of jealousy and mistaken identity.
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Susan's childhood sweetheart, Elwood Bray, visits, stirring up tension with George, her current companion. As old flames rekindle, George feels threatened and must confront his feelings.
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Susan, the editor of the Hillsdale Morning Star, grapples with her poetry being rejected while navigating her feelings for Rudolph, a fellow poet. George, her ace reporter, offers his candid opinions on her work, leading to comedic tension.
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In Beaver Park, the town's philanthropist proposes to transform the beloved Beaver Park into a Japanese garden, sparking a heated debate at the city council meeting. Editor Susan Armstrong and reporter George Harvey must defend the park's traditions against the wealthy Mr. Briggs' plans.
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George bids against Susan for a talking parrot that supposedly knows the location of buried treasure, leading to a comedic adventure filled with misunderstandings and quirky characters.
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George's old flame arrives in town, leading to a chaotic day at the Hillsdale Morning Star as he tries to accommodate her while dealing with a locked bathroom and a hungry copy boy.
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Susan, the publisher of the Morning Star, faces a challenge when a new homemaker page editor, Marie, is hired. She feels compelled to outshine Marie in the realm of domestic expertise.
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Susan and George cover a rodeo story that quickly spirals into chaos when a misunderstanding leads to a lawsuit from the rodeo's star performer, Bobby Brundage. The stakes rise as George's jealousy complicates their journalistic endeavors.
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George and Susan investigate a supposedly haunted house, hoping to uncover a story. Their night in the eerie Collins place leads them to a shocking discovery about counterfeiters.
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Susan aims to turn an unidentified hero of a recent fire into a local celebrity, while George protests her decision. Tensions rise as George uncovers the hero's dark secret.
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Susan takes drama lessons from a flamboyant actor, Jay Palmer Herrick, while George grapples with a crime wave in Hillsdale. Their lives intertwine when a robbery unfolds during a class session.
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George feels threatened by prizefighter Shock Powers, who has caught Susan's attention, prompting George to train for a potential confrontation.
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George and Susan visit a carnival where they encounter Princess Tonga, who warns them of impending danger. As George investigates, he finds himself in a precarious situation involving carnival crooks.
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George attempts to expose the Mantelli gang with the help of an informant, but Susan is concerned about the risks involved. As tensions rise, George decides to take matters into his own hands.
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Susan fears losing George to a job offer in New York and tricks him into signing a contract to keep him at the paper. As tensions rise, a surprise visit from Miss America complicates matters further.
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Susan, the owner of the Hillsdale Morning Star, is determined to help children at the orphanage, despite the newspaper's declining circulation. George, her star reporter, devises a plan to create an 'Arabian Days' celebration to boost both the paper and the spirits of the kids.
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George investigates a fraudulent oil promotion scheme that has captivated the town, but he faces resistance from Susan, who believes in the company's legitimacy. As tensions rise, George must gather evidence before it's too late.