– June 1, 1927 Police Commissioner Warren announced yesterday that he was in favor of fewer “extraneous” parades in this city. He made this known in discussing the disorders incident to the Memorial parade when two Fascisti were killed on their way...
May 25, 1921 “Rolling the bones” in a police station comes high. Patrolmen Henry Flattery, John Maloney, Francis Neylon and Francis Rogers, all of the Parkville precinct, were each found guilty of having played craps in the bathroom of the station early on...
The New York Times Tuesday, January 13, 1948 Joseph V. Connoly Survivors Rescued After 13-hour Tossing in Storm 1,000 Miles Out PLANES SPOT LIFEBOATS Wrecked Ship, Which Brought Home First War Dead, Was Taking Coffins to Antwerp 1934 Passport...
Family Fugue Brooklyn Daily Eagle January 21, 1936 Duelist — Acting Detective Captain Henry Flattery, head of the Jamaica squad, recently shared in a citation for “excellent police duty,” in connection with the arrest of the Rifle Gang of bandits who received long...
