March 6 Holidays (2022/2023), Historical Events, Famous Birthdays

Holiday name	Holiday location	Holiday type
Day of Memorial and Respect for Veterans	Kosovo	Observance
Independence Day	Ghana	Public Holiday
National Oreo Day	-	Unofficial (Food & Drinks)
National Dentist’s Day	-	Unofficial (Work & Occupation)
National Dress Day	-	Unofficial (Lifestyle)
National Frozen Food Day	-	Unofficial (Food & Drinks)
National White Chocolate Cheesecake Day	-	Unofficial (Food & Drinks)
National Oreo Cookie Day	-	Unofficial (Food & Drinks)
Finisher’s Medal Day	-	Unofficial (Sports, Weird & Obscure)
March bank holiday	Qatar	Bank Holiday
National Professional Pet Sitters Week	-	Unofficial (Animals, Work & Occupation)
No More Week	-	Unofficial (Awareness & Cause, Awareness & Cause)
International Women’s Week	-	Unofficial (Appreciation & Honor)
World Orphan Week	-	Unofficial (Awareness & Cause, Relationships & Family)
National Consumer Protection Week	-	Unofficial (Awareness & Cause)
National Procrastination Week	-	Unofficial (Awareness & Cause)
National Groundwater Awareness Week	-	Unofficial (Awareness & Cause, Nature & Environment)
National Dental Assistants Recognition Week	-	Unofficial (Work & Occupation)
National Schools Social Work Week	-	Unofficial (Work & Occupation)
Newspapers In Education Week	-	Unofficial (Education & Reading)
Read An E-Book Week	-	Unofficial (Education & Reading)
Words Matter Week	-	Unofficial (Education & Reading)
Teen Tech Week	-	Unofficial (Products & Technology )

Historical Events on March 6

1820: United States President James Monroe signs the Missouri Compromise into law. This law allows the state of Missouri to enter the Union as a slave state, Maine to enter as a free state and makes the rest of the northern portion of the Louisiana Purchase Territory free of slavery.
1834: Part of Upper Canada is incorporated as Toronto.
1836: After holding off the siege of over three thousand Mexican troops for 13-days, 187 Texas volunteers are killed – including Colonel Jim Bowie and frontiersman Davy Crockett at the Battle of the Alamo.
1857: In the Dred Scott v. Sandford case, the U.S Supreme Court comes to a decision.
1899: Aspirin is registered by Bayer as a registered trademark.
1945: American forces capture Cologne during World War II.
1945: The last major German Offensive of World War II – Operation Spring Awakening – begins on this day.
1951: Julius and Ethel Rosenberg’s trial starts on this day.
1970: 3 people are killed during an explosion at the Weather Underground safe house located in Greenwich Village.
1981: Walter Cronkite has his last appearance on the CBS Evening News after almost 20 years of presenting the news.