OK, they didn’t call them APBs back then, but the idea is the same:
It is unfortunate the history is taught so badly that it seems like a tale of fantasy created by some bored mind and so diluted is uninteresting. But sometimes a small historical jewel pops up and brings that story to reality. Stuff like this seemingly unimportant piece of paper create a bridge to the past and gives us a sense of reality on the times and lives of Bonnie and Clyde.
Thanks to JD Kinman for sharing the photo.
They don’t call them ABPs now, anymore. Now they call them BOLOs, Be On Look Out.
“Stuff like this unseemly important piece of paper…”
That means “seemingly unimportant,” I hope. Any other implication would be unseemly.
Corrected! Thanks 🙂