This copy offers additional download options: https://archive.org/details/LittleWomenJosStory

IMDb’s credits lists for the two episodes:
Little Women: Jo's Story (1950)
Season 3, Episode 18. Dec. 25, 1950.
Directed by Lela Swift
Writing Credits: Louisa May Alcott - (novel)
Sumner Locke Elliott - (adaptation)
Cast (in credits order):
Kent Smith - Professor Fritz Bhaer
Mary Sinclair - Meg March
John Baragrey - John Brooke
Elizabeth Patterson - Aunt March
June Dayton - Beth March
Berry Kroeger - Mr. Lawrence
Peg Hillias - Margaret March
Richard Purdy - Jonathan March
Nancy Marchand - Jo March
Betty Furness - Commercial Spokeswoman
Lois Hall - Amy March
Una O'Connor - Hannah
Produced by Worthington Miner


And Meg’s Story, which is available on DVD, so it does exist:
Little Women: Meg's Story (1950)
Season 3, Episode 17. Dec. 18, 1950.
Directed by Paul Nickell
Writing Credits:
Louisa May Alcott - (novel)
Sumner Locke Elliott - (adaptation)
Cast:
John Baragrey - John Brooks
Henry Bernard - Thomas Lawrence
June Dayton - Beth March
Betty Furness - Herself
Lois Hall - Amy March
Peg Hillias - Margaret March
Berry Kroeger - Mr. Lawrence
Nancy Marchand - Jo March
Una O'Connor - Hannah
Elizabeth Patterson - Aunt March
Richard Purdy - Jonathan March
Mary Sinclair - Meg March
Kent Smith - Friedrich Bhaer
Produced by Worthington Miner

I really appreciate this STUDIO ONE upload, but it is actually part two of 'Little Women'.
It would be great if someone could also give us "Meg's Story" on IA...

Wow! Kent Smith and Nancy Marchand really shine here. In terms of developing their relationship, this script is far better than in other versions I've seen. And finally an authentic sounding German in the role. He's funny, moving and extremely appealing. Just terrific work by both of them. Having said that, Amy is depicted as a scheming little brat and her relationship with Laurie is pretty lame. i could blame this on the time constraints but the actors aren't up to the work of Smith and Marchand. Many thanks for uploading this!!!

Lela Swift, who directed this episode, also directed some of the episodes of the ABC Soap Opera "Dark Shadows" from 1966 to 1971.

Thanks for uploading this!!