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1912Born Aug. 20 in Junction City, Kansas1937Sheriff's Deputy in Geary County, Kansas1938Was living in Las Cruces Married Amelia Moya in Santa Rosa, New Mexico
They had 4 sons.1945Wounded in Germany during WWII and received the Purple Heart
Law officer Dona Ana County, New Mexico1958Sheriff of Dona Ana County195960Chief of Police, Las Cruces, New Mexico
After retirement from Police Dept., managed a local gun shop1983Died Dec. 22 in El Paso, Texas age 71 From the guide to the James M. Flanagan Papers, 1890s-1960s, (Archives and Special Collections, New Mexico State University Library)
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Former Las Cruces Chief of Police (1959 - 60). Flanagan's photos and negatives include manySheriff's and police related subjects as well as personal and Las Cruces area photos. His papersinclude articles and clippings on Arizona, especially Hoover Dam. There are also Sheriff's andpolice related papers.
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Buildings and grounds records, [ca. 1900]-1971.
Records pertain to the physical site of the college and include histories, booklets, clippings, correspondence, and photographs pertaining to the college when it was in New York City; clippings, correspondence, speeches, histories, and photographs concerning the college's move to the Purchase, N.Y. site, 1950-1952, and to subsequent development there; and an audio tape of an interview with Matthew Flanagan in 1971 concerning his presence at the Whitelaw Reid estate during the visit there of the King of Siam, 1931-1932. Flanagan was night watchman on the estate and later worked for Manhattanville College.
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