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Though Evalyn McLean wore the Hope diamond as a good luck charm, others saw the curse strike her too.
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Finally Evalyn did buy the diamond, which was then encrusted with 16 diamonds and attached to a string of several other diamonds.
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When in early 1938, LIFE Magazine featured her in a short article, it was only because of her tenuous connection with the Hope Diamond, which by then was in the possession of Washington D.C. socialite Evalyn Walsh McLean, and the novelty of a former owner working for the WPA as a statistics research clerk for $16.50 a week.
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Thomas later was charged with killing Cora Perry, 79, in the unincorporated Lennox area in 1975 and with the 1976 Inglewood killings of Maybelle Hudson, 80, Miriam McKinley, 65, and Evalyn Bunner, 56.
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Wallace thought Evalyn talked too much, as always.
Wild Bill Donovan Douglas Waller 2011
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Cartier found a buyer in the rich Evalyn Walsh McLean who first saw the diamond in 1910 during a trip to Paris with her husband.
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Wallace thought Evalyn talked too much, as always.
Wild Bill Donovan Douglas Waller 2011
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One of the more exotic salons Dahl frequented was that of Evalyn Walsh McLean, a “fabulous and rather tipsy dame,” as he described her to his mother.
Storyteller Donald Sturrock 2010
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She married Mayer B. Sulzberger in 1910, and they had one daughter, Evalyn.
Elsie K. Sulzberger. 2009
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University of Chicago astrophysicist Evalyn Gates spoke at Cornell University on April 23 on the lack of women in physics.
Archive 2007-05-01 Peggy 2007
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