[Homer_J_Simpson]

Billboard Top Ten for the Week of July 29, 1944

#1 - “I’ll Be Seeing You” – Bing Crosby
#2 - “Swinging on a Star” – Bing Crosby
#3 – “I’ll Get By” - Harry James, with Dick Haymes (reissue of 1941 recording)
#4 – “I’ll Be Seeing You” – Tommy Dorsey, with Frank Sinatra
#5 - “G.I. Jive” – Louis Jordan
#6 – “Amor” - Bing Crosby
#7 - “His Rocking Horse Ran Away” – Betty Hutton
#8– “Good Night, Wherever You Are” – Russ Morgan
#9 - “Long Ago (and Far Away)” – Jo Stafford
#10 - “Amor” – Andy Russell

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Norman Trap Set (Daniel) – 2-4
In a Spirit of Good Cheer (photo) – 3
Patton is Reported on Normandy Front – 4
War News Summarized – 4
Warsaw Imperiled (Lawrence) – 5-6
Pontiff Bids Poles Work with Russia – 6
Noon Robot Blast Rips Restaurant – 6-7
3,000 U.S. Aircraft Rip Nazi Oil Bases (Anderson) – 7
Most German Amusements End; Low Living Standard is Ordered (Axelsson) – 7-8
Amery Bans Talks on India Blockade – 8
First B-29 Daylight Blow Hits Manchuria Industry (Shalett) – 8-9
2,000 Japanese Die in Attack on Guam (Horne) – 9
On Their Way to Reclaim First U.S. Possession Taken by Japanese (photo) – 10
Japanese Suicides Use Machine-Gun (by Robert Trumbull) – 11
The Texts of the Day’s Communiques on Fighting in Various Zones – 12-14
16 U.S. Wounded Die as Plane Crashes – 14