H50 1.0 FOREVERMar 211 minSaturday Trivia Challenge for March 21, 2020It is officially springtime! Your challenge is to identify the following flowers, seen in Hawaii, by their common names. Answer ONLY 2. Question 1. Question ...
H50 1.0 FOREVERMar 172 minThat's Low!When I saw an article by noted mystery writer, the late John D. MacDonald, for sale on Ebay, I jumped at the chance to buy it. In the article, Mr. MacDonald ...
H50 1.0 FOREVERMar 141 minFinally! We Honor Our World War II Merchant MarinersIt was a long, hard battle for merchant mariners to, first, gain recognition as members of a branch of the military. That happened in 1986, under President R...
H50 1.0 FOREVERMar 131 minA Clue to Jack's Big MysteryNo one quite knows where this charcoal was done, only that no building resembling it ever existed on Sand Island, Oahu, Hawaii. There is a Sand Island in up...
H50 1.0 FOREVERMar 71 minSaturday Trivia Challenge : March 6, 2020‘Tis the month of springtime and St. Patrick’s Day. “Trivia” might mean “disjointed” in this matching challenge. Answer ONLY 2. 1. Leprechaun ...
H50 1.0 FOREVERMar 41 minCongressional Gold Medal for US Merchant Mariners of World War IIFinally! Both houses of Congress have passed bills that will allow our World War II merchant marine veterans to be honored with a Congressional gold medal. I...
H50 1.0 FOREVERMar 31 minMini-Challenge : March 3, 2020Answer ONLY 1 of the following questions: 1. Name the airport seen in the above picture. 2. Where is the airport located? 3. In what film or television pr...
H50 1.0 FOREVERFeb 251 minLong Island Railroad in Richmond HillThe Long Island Railroad doesn't travel through Richmond Hill, anymore. That route was terminated about ten years ago (I believe). Now, it travels up from Wo...
H50 1.0 FOREVERFeb 221 minSaturday Trivia Challenge for February 22, 2020Match the location with the episode in which it was featured. Answer ONLY 2. 1. Pali Lookout a. Banzai Pipeline 2. Kahala Beach ...
H50 1.0 FOREVERFeb 201 min"Old Detroit Iron"It seems that Jack wasn't the only one who loved "old Detroit iron," as the author of the following article refers to vintage American cars. The Swiss love t...
H50 1.0 FOREVERFeb 191 minGet Out Your Magnifying GlassThis article tells us about Jack's older brother, Bill. I can't help but notice that Jack's and Bill's lives paralleled one another very closely through Worl...
H50 1.0 FOREVERFeb 151 minSaturday Trivia Challenge for February 15, 2020Where Were They? Match the production to the location relevant to it. Answer ONLY 2. I hope some of our new members will choose to join us in this challenge....
H50 1.0 FOREVERFeb 71 minBrandon DeWildeBrandon DeWilde appeared on "What's My Line" on January 10, 1954, when he was only eleven years old. Even then, he already had won the Donaldson Award and, t...
H50 1.0 FOREVERFeb 61 minEarly Praise for James MacArthurHelen Hayes was the celebrity mystery challenger on "What's My Line?" on April 14, 1957. After the panel correctly guessed her identity, the cast began prais...
H50 1.0 FOREVERFeb 51 minI've Been All Around the BlockWhat started out as an unexpected find of a pictorial homage to Hayley Mills on YouTube became an interesting, albeit contorted, journey of familiar names. C...
H50 1.0 FOREVERJan 301 minNew York in the 1930sHere's what New York City looked like when Jack was growing up. The rivers were full of smoke-spewing boats and ships. Aviation was catching on in a big way,...
H50 1.0 FOREVERJan 301 min"Crazy Cats on a Hot Tin Roof"I was watching an episode of "What's My Line" on YouTube when I heard a very interesting and telling line. The speaker was Arlene Francis, and she was commen...
H50 1.0 FOREVERJan 81 minSail Aboard a Merchant ShipThis man doesn't like to fly. He says it's not a safety issue, but one related to the vast amount of carbon emitted by aircraft. So, he booked passage on a c...