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Wendell Willkie addressing the crowd at the Republican National Convention after being nominated as the Presidential candidate.
Dignitaries at the Republican National Convention, Philadelphia. Large crowd gathers inside the building. They hold boards and placards. Crowd cheering and applauding. Wendell Willkie, nominated as the Presidential candidate, at the podium addressing the crowd. He promises to wage an aggressive campaign to bring unity of labor, capital and agriculture to the nation. Location: Philadelphia Pennsylvania. Date: July 1, 1940.
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