McNutt aims for Senate amid Indiana power push
Indiana governor Paul V. McNutt, praised as a strong ally of liberal reforms, plans to seek the U.S. Senate seat held by Republican Arthur Robinson in 1934. The piece notes his consolidated power in Indiana, controversial moves like delaying electors, and calls him the American Hitler by detractors. It also reports on Morgan interests in the Missouri Pacific bankruptcy and Van Sweringen real estate ventures in Cleveland amid the broader corporate investigations.
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