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Story July 15, 1923

Laredo Weekly Times

Laredo, Webb County, Texas

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Ensign Warren F. Taylor of Submarine 48 receives personal praise from Secretary of the Navy Denby for his diligent salutes to the American flag during a parade on Pennsylvania Avenue last week, becoming the navy's proudest man.

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NAVY'S PROUDEST MAN

Although any army or navy man is supposed to salute the American flag.
Ensign Warren F. Taylor of Submarine 48 was personally complimented by the Secretary of the Navy Denby because in watching the young ensign in a stand on Pennsylvania avenue during a parade last week, the secretary observed that "the young officer in the white uniform" never once "cheated or grew indifferent." Every time an American flag went by, and that was often, Ensign Taylor stood at rigid attention while he saluted
So when Taylor was called to the secretary's office he didn't know what it was all about, but when he came out he was the proudest man in the navy.

What sub-type of article is it?

Heroic Act Personal Triumph

What themes does it cover?

Bravery Heroism Triumph

What keywords are associated?

Navy Ensign Flag Salute Secretary Compliment Parade Attention

What entities or persons were involved?

Ensign Warren F. Taylor Secretary Of The Navy Denby

Where did it happen?

Pennsylvania Avenue

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Ensign Warren F. Taylor Secretary Of The Navy Denby

Location

Pennsylvania Avenue

Event Date

Last Week

Story Details

Ensign Warren F. Taylor is complimented by Secretary of the Navy Denby for saluting the American flag with rigid attention during a parade, making him the proudest man in the navy.

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