[Homer_J_Simpson]

Billboard Top Ten for the Week of July 24, 1943

#1 – “You’ll Never Know” - Dick Haymes, with the Song Spinners
#2 – “Comin’ In on a Wing and a Prayer” - Song Spinners
#3 - “It Can’t Be Wrong” - Dick Haymes, with Song Spinners
#4 - “In the Blue of the Evening” - Tommy Dorsey, with Frank Sinatra
#5 - “All or Nothing At All” – Harry James, with Frank Sinatra
#6 - “It’s Always You” - Tommy Dorsey, with Frank Sinatra
#7 – “Let’s Get Lost” - Kay Kyser, with Harry Babbitt
#8 - “Johnny Zero” - Song Spinners
#9 - “Don’t Get Around Much Anymore” - Glen Gray, with Kenny Sargent
#10 – “As Time Goes By” - Jacque Renard, with unknown vocalist

[Homer_J_Simpson]

Italians Cut Off (Middleton) – 2-3
War News Summarized – 3
Giraud At His Post After Long Tour – 3
Roosevelt Says Rome Raid Saved Allied Troops’ Lives (Crider) – 4
Nazis Scent Blow at Danish Jutland (Axelsson) – 5
Soviet Drive Gains – 5-6
Russian Troops Advancing On the Southern Front (photo) – 6
Japan Again Loses Ships in Solomons (Durdin) – 6-7
Heavy Naval Blow Draws Kiska Fire – 7
Flier Tells How He Avenged Lost Mates by Direct Bomb Hit on Japanese Carrier – 8
Chinese Answers Military Analyst * (Atkinson) – 8
The Texts of the Day’s Communiques on Fighting in Various Zones – 10-12
Planning the Next Move (photo) – 12

* This is a response to Baldwin’s column, “Review of the Chinese Situation,” from July 20.