Telephone Time - Season 2 (1956)

Story of the deadly Vicksburg tornado of 1953 and the city paper's efforts to go to print despite the devastation.

The story of the boys who fought against the Nazis in Occupied Denmark. They partake in various sabotage plots to their subsequent capture and internment. John Nesbitt also interviews one of the original members of the Club.

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When Rainmaker Charlie Hatfield contracts with the city of San Diego to fill the city's reservoir, he is a little too successful in doing so.

The true story of the first woman to run for the Presidency of the U.S. In 1884, long before women were granted the right to vote, Belva Lockwood campaigned as the Equal Rights Party's candidate.

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In 1870 Santa Fe, a local priest takes in an unruly and rebellious orphan. Despite the daily fights and dust-ups in town, the father ignores the complaints of the locals; he even stands up to his bishop who wants the troublesome child sent back to the orphanage. The priest's faith in the young man is soon proven right as the boy turns out to be a quick student of reading and math skills.

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A French immigrant travels to California in search of gold. But his claim doesn't pay off, and he decides the soil holds more promise for wealth in orchards.

Lew Reese has worked hard for fifteen years when tragedy strikes his pottery plant in Scio, Ohio.

An old Marine volunteers in the Korean War.

A tunnel that carries water to a valley's farmers is buried in a landslide. Blasting crews have only a few months to carve out an entirely new channel to bring water to the valley before the area's farmers lose everything they have.

Ten convicts go to work in a Russian prison camp in place of the right men.

Billy Halop plays Chaplin's Lt.Ray Hall in this true story. He battles his fear and a fellow soldiers of jumping out of an airplane. They both jump and conquer their fear and Chaplin Hall survives the war and becomes a doctor.

The story is from an actual case history from the John Tracy Clinic in Los Angeles, the programme relates how a little "stranger', a girl born deaf to a working class family, is gradually brought out of her isolation, and learns to communicate.

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The story of William Sydney Porter's incarceration in a federal prison and adoption of the pseudonym, "O. Henry".

A boy and his old man stick up for each other.

A potted account of the 1912 Titanic disaster, focused on Margaret "Maggie/Molly" Brown.

A killer takes a mother and her young son hostage.

An champion light-heavyweight boxer batters a young challenger so severely that the youthful pugilist suffers brain damage. Remorseful, the champion decides to rig a rematch in a small gym and allow the punch drunk fighter the chance to achieve his dream of winning a boxing "title".

Hugo Haas' own story of escape from Nazi occupied Czechoslovakia.

The commandant of a 17th century Canadian fort in Indian Territory jokingly leaves his teenage daughter in command when he travels to Montreal. The daughter takes her duties seriously, much to the resentment of the soldiers.

Lou Kirn, a Navy football star in 1931 and a Squadron Commander during WW2, is faced with his biggest challenge in 1954 - a dreaded form of paralysis. During this personal battle he reaches out to save a paralyzed boy.

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Bicycle riding Rabbi Henry Cohen pays a daily visit to the jail in Galveston, Texas. There, he hears the plea of Josef Demchuk, who is being held for deportation as an illegal immigrant. Rabbi Cohen has the man released into his custody.

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A rural schoolteacher fights off a Minnesota blizzard.

A woman sets out to rehabilitate a slum urchin.

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A missionary in 1903 Philippines befriends a young island boy, Pit-a-Pit, teaching him English and the ways of civilization. As he matures, he attends medical school because he wants to become a modern doctor to his superstitious people. He is put to the test by the local leaders who present him with a very ill woman needing prompt surgery; if she dies, they plan to kill him in retribution.

Renowned opera singer Nina Koshetz wants her daughter Marina to follow in her footsteps. But Marina does not believe that everything must be sacrificed to music.