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- On June 6, 1944, was Operation Overlord, which was the code name for what?
- Where do boba pearls come from?
- Recently, in County Dublin about 200 people swam in retro swimsuits and blond wigs in a cancer charity event having what film star namesake?
- On June 7 is the Belmont Stakes; what is a stakes race?
- In what year was the first credit card: 1950, 1959 or 1966?
- Reportedly, in 1994 the most costly antique teddy bear (1905) was sold; it had been taken everywhere by Colonel Bob Henderson, even to what landing?
- On June 8, 1966, which two American sports leagues announced their merger?
- What is another word for sprinkles?
- In filmmaking, what have padding-stuffed half coconut shells been used for?
- June 9 is National Donald Duck Day; what is his middle name: Dewey, Fauntleroy or Jasper?
- Hattie McDaniel won Best Supporting Actress for portraying Mammy in what 1939 film?
- How are fluffernutter, po’ boy and Reuben similar?
- On June 10, 1935, what group with a 12-step program was founded in Akron, Ohio?
- Which state has the most Spanish speaking people: California, Florida or Texas?
- What are HDL and LDL varieties of?
- Where would you find Della Street, Paul Drake and District Attorney Hamilton Burger?
- On June 11 in what city was the Great Broad Street Riot of 1837?
- Carrot has lots of what vitamin?
- The name of what Korean vegetable dish includes a name?
- On June 12, 1827, Johanna Spyri was born; she was the Swiss author of what classic children’s book subtitled “Her Years of Wandering and Learning”?
