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Billboard Top Ten for the Week of June 3, 1944

#1 – “I Love You” – Bing Crosby
#2 – “I’ll Get By” - Harry James, with Dick Haymes (reissue of 1941 recording)
#3 - “I’ll Be Seeing You” – Bing Crosby
#4 – “Long Ago (and Far Away” – Dick Haymes, with Helen Forrest
#5 – “San Fernando Valley” - Bing Crosby
#6 - “Holiday for Strings” – David Rose
#7 - “Long Ago (and Far Away” – Jo Stafford
#8 - “It’s Love Love Love” - Guy Lombardo, with the Skip Nelson Trio
#9 - “I’ll Be Seeing You” - Tommy Dorsey, with Frank Sinatra
#10 - “Amor” – Andy Russell

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‘Forts’ Are in USSR (Lawrence) – 2-3
Vast Air Fleets Smash at Europe (MacDonald) – 3-4
These are Said to Be American Airmen in Germany (photo) – 4
All Areas in Eastern Europe Now in Range of Bombers (Middleton) – 4
118,940 Tons Rained on Europe in May (Currivan) – 5
War New Summarized – 5
Voters Favor Drafting of Men Who Quit Jobs in War Factories (Gallup) – 5
Drive for Rome On (Matthews) – 6-7
Pope Urges Peace – 7
Americans Storm Key Ridge on Biak – 8
Foe in Myitkyina Gives Way Slowly – 8
Chinese General Doubts Reds’ Help – 9
Latest Casualties of War as Reported by Army and Navy – 10-11
In an Advanced Jungle Position at Bougainville (photo) – 11
The Texts of the Day’s Communiques on the War – 12-14
Drastic WMC Rule Seen Delayed Here – 14