When was the FBI's Ten Most Wanted List started?

The FBI’s Ten most wanted list was started in 1950.

In 1970, the FBI unofficially increased the number to 16.

What was the name of director John L. Sullivan's (Joel McCrea's) "serious" film that he wanted to research in Sullivan's Travels (1941)? Oh Brother, Where Art Thou? was the film in planning that set director John L. Sullivan on the road. He had become famous doing popular movies like…
How long has the FBI been in operation? An agency called the Bureau of Investigation was instituted in 1908 by President Theodore Roosevelt. He believed that the federal government should have an arm to enforce…
How long was J. Edgar Hoover in charge of the FBI? Hoover directed the Bureau of Investigation for 48 years, from 1924 until his death in 1972. The Bureau of Investigation was renamed the Federal Bureau of Investigation…
What did Joel McCrea regularly list as his hobby? Joel McCrea regularly listed acting as his hobby. He listed his occupation as "rancher."
When was D. H. Lawrence's Lady Chatterley's Lover on the bestseller list in the U.S.? The 1928 novel Lady Chatterley's Lover by British writer D. H. Lawrence was one of the top-selling novels of 1959, the year the ban on its publication…
When was the FBI Identification Division founded? The division of the Federal Bureau of Investigation that maintains the world's largest fingerprint files was founded in 1924. The FBI itself was founded in 1908.