Stevenson Wins Democratic Nomination on First Ballot
Adlai Stevenson captures the Democratic presidential nomination on the first ballot at the Chicago convention with heavy Pennsylvania support and 67 of 74 votes, Harriman trailing, Truman lending support, and unity declared after the tally.
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