Maryland's Roosevelt Campaign Shapes Tight Senate Fight
President Roosevelt's Denton speech and Eastern Shore tour tilt Maryland's bitter senatorial primary toward Davey Lewis while the Tydings family's money and corporate donors ignite a potential probe into campaign funding. The race tightens as patronage and out‑of‑state financing draw Senate scrutiny and influence.
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