Paul McNutt becomes Governor of Indiana

The transcript features the introduction of Chief Justice Walter L. Banner, who administers the oath of office to Governor-Elect McNutt. It emphasizes the importance of supporting the Constitution and serving with skill and integrity. The speech highlights the transition in government and the role of citizens in supporting governmental agents. The speaker commits to serving with the help of God and not failing the people.

Who was introduced to administer the oath of office to Governor-Elect McNutt?

• The President of the United States

• The Mayor of Indiana

• Governor-Elect McNutt

• Chief Justice Walter L. Banner

What do the voters solemnly swear to support during the oath-taking ceremony?

• The Supreme Court's decisions

• The laws of Indiana

• The Constitution of the United States

• The Governor's policies

What is the main theme of Governor-Elect McNutt's address to the citizens?

• The significance of international relations

• The change in government and citizen responsibilities

• The importance of economic growth

• The need for educational reform

According to the Governor-Elect, what should the people of Indiana demonstrate?

• Their ability to adapt to change

• Their support for local businesses

• Their loyalty to the President

• Their commitment to economic development

What does Governor-Elect McNutt pledge with the help of God?

• To not fail the citizens

• To reduce taxes

• To improve the state's economy

• To increase employment