Hope Diamond tale spans myths and misfortune
In U S circles the Hope Diamond story is recounted in vivid detail from its Hindu theft, to owners like Evalyn McLean and Louis E. May, through a string of alleged curses and tragedies tied to the gem. The piece notes public fascination, ties to Washington society, and later ownership by Harry Winston before donation to a museum.
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Elie White
Ems Iunen
Tan
Irene
Washington
McLean
Wires Newspeoplie
Women
Stort
ReLean
Montgomery County
the Sentinel
Pacific Ocean
Exaba McLean
Thomas F. Walsh
Colorada
Ailionaire
King
Evalyn McLean
Howe
Selim Hadid
Atam
sJene
Abdul Hamid
AL Sperry
Evalegg
Leopahd
Rober
Rice Reynold
North Caroling
Manieule Gaughter
Thes Meding
Evalyn Waisn McLean
Georgetown
Friendship
Harry Winston
New York
Mex McLean
Uncle Sam
Bolivar and Harpers Ferry Community Notes
Bolivar and Harpers Ferry items honor birthdays and baptisms, report visits, and note local events. Susan’s seventh birthday party drew twenty five youngsters. the Mor gan and family announce births in Charles Town General Hospital. The Hagerstown parade, Brownie Troop formation, and Halloween party at Bolivar Methodist highlight community life. Christmas-cheme, church and school staff, and local visits are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Webb
Bolivar-Harpers Ferry
Marcus Rutherford
Susan
W T Moore
Martin Kitterell
Newsport News
Joseph Rowe
Sante
Benjamin Morgan
Robin Lynn
Charles Town General Hospital
Pamella Jane
Edward H. Garten
Bolivar Methodist Church
Collins
C . Garten
Bolivar
Roy Dillon
Millville
Herpers Ferry
Murmmer
Hagerstown
Ernest E Webb
Baltimore
Webb
Fort Drive-In
Bolvar
Charen
Trudy Anderson
Lewis Lancaster
Johnnie Robert T
Laureda Webb
Evelyn Erp
Virginia Jones
David Longerbeam Eaeh
W. T. Moore
Loretta Gay
Womens Club
Nannie Red
Has
Norman Thayer
Harry Malicoat
Accident Sparks Police Charge After Mt Airy Crash
A chaotic Tuesday evening on Woodville Road near Mt Airy ends with two cars damaged beyond repair as police file charges against a Mt Airy man. Witnesses report a heavy salvage of parts and a busy scene with responders arriving around 6 45 p m. The collision involved a 1856 Chevrolet and a 1852 Plymouth near Ashwood as officers investigated the crash and noted the other driver facing an unspecified charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metst Snan
Alaaniu
Abet
Walsh
Shenandoah
Clayton Rohn
Woodville
Jessel
Smith Road
Mt. Airyly
Cal ‘Froaver
J W. Lechliter
Ue Battercer
Bobby Loudan
Dave J. A ‘Anders
Mt Airy
Fanny Crosby
Lechiiter
Anders
Jesus
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Newsteth
Charles Town
Ethel Bauer
Vienna
Maureen
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D. T. Cavanan
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Burrough
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Manbeck
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Newkirk
Hammer
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International
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Harris
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Fereusan Manner
John Beeve
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Stackland
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New Holland
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Ford
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Poolesville
Poolesville High School
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