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Billboard Top Ten for the Week of November 25, 1944

#1 - “You Always Hurt the One You Love” – Mills Brothers
#2 - “I’ll Walk Alone” – Dinah Shore
#3 – “The Trolley Song” – Pied Pipers
#4 – “I’m Making Believe” – Ink Spots, with Ella Fitzgerald
#5 - “Together” – Dick Haymes and Helen Forrest
#6 - “Dance with a Dolly” – Russ Morgan, with Al Jennings
#7 – “Too-Ra-Loo-Ra-Loo-Ral” - Bing Crosby
#8 – “I’ll Walk Alone” – Martha Tilton
#9 - “Don’t Fence Me In” – Bing Crosby, with the Andrews Sisters
#10 - “And Her Tears Flowed Like Wine” – Stan Kenton, with Anita O’Day

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Japan is Surprised – 2
B-29 Blows against Japan to be Steadily Increased (Horne) – 3
Tokyo Photographed 2 Hours and 40 Minutes on Third B-29 Reconnaissance over City – 3
Skies over Tokyo Bomber’s Delight (by Mac R. Johnson, first-time contributor) – 4
Precision Marked Take-Off of B-29’s (Green) – 4
Preparations at Saipan for Launching American Aerial Giants against Tokyo (photos) – 5-7
War News Summarized – 6
U.S. Leyte Fliers Bag 3 Troopships – 7
Patton Hits Hard (Middleton) (map on pg. 13) – 8-9
Rain, Mud and Foe Slow Push on Ruhr (Denny, Graham) – 9
Patton Decorated for Seizing Metz (by Gene Currivan) – 10
Belgian Radicals Admonish Allies (by David Anderson) – 10
Franco Denounced by Soviet Writer – 10
Polish Premier Quits as Cabinet Refuses to Yield on Soviet Border (by Clifton Daniel) – 11
Red Army Clears Riga Gulf Island – 11-12
The Red Army Punches out More Gains (map) – 12
The Texts of the Day’s Communiques on the Fighting in Various War Zones – 14-16
100 Lost as Swedish Steamer Blows Up; Blast Off Gotland Laid to Mine or Torpedo – 16
Palestine Order is Vatican’s Hope (by Milton Bracker) – 16