A Flatfoot’s Progress
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A Flatfoot's ProgressFrom a bicycle cop whose job it was to ticket reckless buggy drivers and overparked carriages, Henry Flattery grew to be one of the most respected members of the New York Police Department, a captain who participated in over 200 investigations and who was retired in 1952 with the distinction of being one of the few top officers admitted to the Police Honor League.
God
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Country
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Notre Dame
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New York Times
October 25, 1915
COMMISSIONED AS NYPD Detective
August 16, 1917
NEW YORK MEN WHO HAVE BEEN ENROLLED IN THE NATIONAL ARMY
December 23, 1922
POLICE DEPARTMENT PROMOTIONS
November 8, 1923
NEW POLICE SHAKE-UP HITS 37 DETECTIVES
April 3, 1931
392 POLICEMEN WIN DEPARTMENT HONORS
December 30, 1933
150 POLICE LISTED FOR HONOR SERVICE
January 13, 1936
376 POLICE NAMED FOR MERIT IN 1935
December 21, 1936
391 POLICEMEN WIN CITATIONS FOR MERITORIOUS SERVICE AND BRAVERY
Brooklyn Daily Eagle
February 16, 1928
JAMAICA COPS PROMOTED
July 2, 1931
FLATTERY, SNYDER MURDER SLEUTH, MADE LIEUTENANT
December 30, 1933
58 POLICEMEN GET HONOR AWARDS IN DEPARTMENT LIST
October 22, 1935
NEW UNIFORMS
January 21, 1936
THE DUELIST
February 2, 1936
NOTABLES ATTEND GRAHAM FUNERAL
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