Documents: Memorandum for Mr. Corcoran, Public Enemies

[DARE]

This is the story of FBI Special Agent J. C. White and Ralph H. Colvin and their trip to Juarez, Mexico with Oklahoma Governor Martin Trapp and Luther Bishop, Chief of the Oklahoma Bureau of Investigation. I think Colvin was SAC in El Paso.
Doc White was in hot water because it was against Bureau regulations to consume alcohol.

I am going to have a one gun display in Tulsa, S&W .357 Registered Magnum #657. Once owned by Texas Lawman James C. (Doc) White. This is one of about 30 documents that will be on the table. Y'all come.

Oh, yeah, and a photo of the gun.

 

[Truckman]

David, tidbits like this make it far more interesting to be a S&W collector......Ben

 

[Retired W4]

Four cervesas? Sounds like a diplomatic courtesy.

 

[USBP SW]

Should have gone with them off duty.

 

[mikerjf]

Sounds like he got Dos Equis in his Permanent Record!

 

[petepeterson]

No reference to hookers???

 

[Retired W4]

Sounds like he got Dos Equis in his Permanent Record!

Two X's are better than three X's.

 

[DARE]

Bryan Burrough wrote a book called "Public Enemies: America's Greatest Crimewave and the Birth of the FBI, 1933-34."
Here is a page that explains why Doc might have gotten away with having a few beers.

This is another document that will be on the table in Tulsa.