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Franklin Pierce Buyer (1878–1963), who went by Franklin P. Buyer, was a traveling salesman who was on the Los Angeles City Council between 1933 and 1939. He was a Democrat. ==Biography==
Buyer was born on October 23, 1878, in Edgewood, Illinois, the son of Mary Carter. He went to public schools in Browns, Illinois. He and his wife, Dorothy, were married on November 35, 1907, and they adopted a daughter. He was a salesman who traveled about the country, but in 1920 he moved to Los Angeles.〔(Los Angeles Public Library reference file )〕 After he completed his City Council term in 1939, he became the manager of an American Express office at 10810 South Broadway, where he was held up at least twice: The first time, in January 1947, he rousted the bandits "with a well-placed right hook," and they escaped with no money; he was left with head lacerations. He was then living at 156 West 109th Place.〔("Ex-Official's Fist Rout Three Bandits," ''Los Angeles Times,'' January 30, 1947, page 2 )〕〔(Location of the Buyer residence as shown on ''Mapping L.A.'' )〕 The second holdup was in January 1959, when he was slugged and three gunmen escaped with $400 from a cash drawer.〔("Bandits Slug Office Manager, Take $400," ''Los Angeles Times,'' January 10, 1959, page B-1 )〕 Buyer died in March 1963. leaving a wife, Viola.〔("Vital Record," ''Los Angeles Times,'' March 16, 1963, page A-9 )〕
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