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John asks President Roosevelt to help Harley, who has been falsely convicted of murder. Conclusion.

Corabeth files for divorce over some old love letters. Drew wants a night with Elizabeth.

Before she fell ill, Grandma Walton had suggested that John-Boy publish the first commemorative Blue Ridge Chronicle to mark the day that the Jefferson County Doughboys returned from the war. Now he has decided to create a memorial of which she would be honored, but the town’s decorated hero, Sheriff Bridges, shows little interest.

A rival lumber company threatens to put Walton and Sons out of business, and young Ben Walton picks the worst possible time to leave home.

Jim Bob is despondent when he fails an eye exam–which will bar him from entering the Air Corps.

Olivia is forced to deal with the loss of emotional composure as she enters menopause, and Jim-Bob struggles to reach his manhood.

Jim Bob narrowly escapes death and decides to become a minister. Meanwhile, Elizabeth works on a science project that involves collecting insects.

John and Olivia must make a decision about publishing a manuscript John-Boy wrote while overseas. Jeffrey becomes very attached to the dog, Reckless, which is suffering from old age.