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Our only new song this week is “For Me and My Gal.” You might recall Judy and Gene singing this number in the movie of the same name, which we reviewed at its New York premiere back in October ’42.

Billboard Top Ten for the Week of March 6, 1943

#1 - “I’ve Heard That Song Before” – Harry James, with Helen Forrest
#2 - “I Had the Craziest Dream” - Harry James, with Helen Forrest
#3 - “There Are Such Things” - Tommy Dorsey, with Frank Sinatra and the Pied Pipers
#4 – “Brazil” - Xavier Cugat
#5 – “You’d be So Nice to Come Home To” - Dinah Shore
#6 - “Why Don’t You Do Right” - Benny Goodman, with Peggy Lee
#7 – “Why Don’t You Fall in Love with Me,” Dinah Shore
#8 – “It Started All Over Again” - Tommy Dorsey, with Frank Sinatra, Pied Pipers
#9 - “For Me and My Gal” - Judy Garland and Gene Kelly
#10 - “Moonlight Becomes You” - Glenn Miller, with Skip Nelson and the Modernaires

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Vyazma in Danger – 2
War News Summarized – 2
Nazi Thrust Fails (Middleton) – 3-4
Big Nazi Warships Poised in Norway – 4
Allies Keep Up Raids Over Reich; Night and Day Attacks Hit Nazis – 5
Eclipse of Hitler is seen in Change in German Army (Sulzberger) – 6
Rangers Toughen, but Are Still Boys (Bracker) – 7-8
American Rangers Versatile with Their Hands and Feet (photos) – 7
Citation, Promotion and Birth of Son are Triple Surprise for Naval Hero – 8
Collapse Feared in Jersey Transit – 8
The Texts of the Day’s Communiques on the War – 9-10
Senate Districts Weighed at Albany – 10