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Billboard Top Ten for the Week of January 27, 1945

#1 - “Don’t Fence Me In” – Bing Crosby, with the Andrews Sisters
#2 - “Rum and Coca-Cola” - Andrews Sisters
#3 – “Accentuate the Positive” - Johnny Mercer, with Pied Pipers
#4 - “Don’t Fence Me In” - Sammy Kaye, with Billy Williams
#5 - “I Dream of You” – Tommy Dorsey, with Freddie Stewart
#6 – “Accentuate the Positive” – Artie Shaw, with Imogene Lynn
#7 - “Cocktails For Two” - Spike Jones, with Carl Grayson
#8 - “Into Each Life Some Rain Must Fall” - Ink Spots, with Ella Fitzgerald
#9 - “I Dream of You” - Frank Sinatra
#9 – “Accentuate the Positive” – Bing Crosby, with the Andrews Sisters
#10 – “Don’t Fence Me In” – Horace Heidt, with Gene Walsh

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Red Army on Gulf – 2-3
First Red in Berlin to Get $1,000 Prize – 3
Survivor of Uprising in Warsaw Says Russians Refused to Assist (Gruson) – 4
9th Army Joins in Attack; 7th Restores Alsace Line (Daniel) – 4-5
Ninth Loses 9 Men in Taking 7 Places – 5-6
Snow Curbs Sleep for 7th Army Men (Johnston) – 6
U.S. Regiment Beat 2 Enemy Divisions – 6-7
Resistance Unity in France Blocked (Schmidt) – 7
U.S. Army Justice Dismays French – 7
Doolittle is Among Six Air Generals Receiving the DSM From Eisenhower – 7
U.S. Policy Talks Slated for Paris (Daniell) – 7-8
U.S. Orders Cuts in Big Iran Force (by C.L. Sulzberger) – 8
Japanese Stiffen Luzon Resistance (by George E. Jones) – 9-10
Rising B-29 Storm Promised to Japan (by Sidney Shalett) – 10
Luzon: A Talk by the General and Japanese Installations Being Blasted (photos) – 11-12
The Texts of the Day’s Communiques on Fighting in Various Zones – 13-15
War News Summarized – 15
Yankee Club Sold for $2,800,000 to MacPhail-Topping Syndicate (by John Drebinger) – 16-17
Principals in Purchase of the New York Yankees (photo) – 16
Record of Yankees is Unparalleled – 17