Jan Merlin

Laura connects with a sweet, shy classmate named Olga Nordstrom, who happens to have been born with a short leg. Charles has an idea that can change Olga's entire life, but the challenge will be convincing the child's stubborn widowed father.

There is turmoil after the death of Adam York, publisher of the Los Angeles Chronicle newspaper.

An attractive blonde shows up at Perry's office with a black eye and claims the stepson of her wealthy employer did it. But when her roommate is murdered, the police accuse her.

Wanted for murder, a cowboy being tracked by three pursuers risks capture while helping a runaway boy look for his mother.

Hardie seeks the man who killed a Fargo agent while stealing gold bullion.

A new drover wounds the younger brother of a cattleman in a gun battle he sought to avoid and the cattleman vows vengeance. Little Sam Talbot, a brash, young, would-be gunfighter and the brother of Big Sam, the richest cattleman in the territory, decide that Gil Favor is newest drover, Owen Spencer, is really Jack Jennings, supposedly the fastest man alive with a gun. Spencer denies it, but Little Sam won't let it rest; he draws on Spencer. Spencer defends himself instinctively and shoots his assailant in the chest. Gil and Spencer take the wounded boy to Crooked Hat where Big Sam vows that if his brother dies; both Spencer and Gil will also die. That evening Little Sam does die and Big Sam calls a town meeting which he quickly turns into a lynch mob. Then he leads the mob to the saloon where Gil and Spencer are awaiting the return of the town's sheriff.