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  Til Den Norske Presse: Nytt fra Camp Little Norway Association, circa 1942

  "Til Den Norske Presse: Nytt fra Camp Little Norway Association" (For the Norwegian press: News from the Camp Little Norway Association), about aid to Norwegian sailors in Halifax.
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  Listing of Silver Wings Sent Out, Minneapolis, Minnesota, 1942 June 23

  Listing of silver wings sent out, up to and including June 23, 1942.
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  Camp Little Norway Association donations by Division, 1941 November-1942 June

  List of donations to Camp Little Norway Association separated by Division and state.
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  Til Den Norske Presse: Nytt fra Camp Little Norway Association, 1942 July 11

  "Til Den Norske Presse: Nytt fra Camp Little Norway Association" (For the Norwegian press: News from the Camp Little Norway Association), about aid to the Norwegian Seamen's Home in Halifax.
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  Letter from Anna Carlson to Camp Little Norway Association, Chetek, Wisconsin, 1942 November 14

  Letter from Anna Carlson to Camp Little Norway Association with a donation.
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  Telegram from Rolf Christensen to Jacob Stefferud, New York, New York, 1943 October 23

  Telegram from Rolf Christensen, Consul General for Norway in New York, to Jacob Stefferud, Acting Consul for Norway in Minneapolis.
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  Norwegians Still Sail the Seas As Hardy Allies of Britain, Boston, Massachusetts, 1940 October 21

  Newspaper clipping "Norwegians Still Sail the Seas As Hardy Allies of Britain" in the Christian Science Monitor, about the Norwegian merchant marine (Nortraship), Royal Norwegian Navy, and the Royal Norwegian Air Force.
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  Letter from Dowsley Clark to Jacob Stefferud, Washington, D.C., 1942 September 8

  Letter from Dowsley Clark, regional officer of the News Bureau, Office of War Information, to Jacob Stefferud, Norwegian Consulate, about an overseas radio broadcast at the State Fair Grounds.
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  Letter from O. Colbjørnsen to the Royal Norwegian Consulate, Washington, D.C., 1944 January 22

  Letter from O. Colbjornsen, Norwegian Embassy Finance Division, to the Royal Norwegian Consulate in Minneapolis regarding U.S. dollar bond loans held by Norway. Attached to letter are clippings pertaining to Norwegian wartime finances (see p0592_00360 and p0592_00361).
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  Letter from O. Colbjørnsen to the Royal Norwegian Consulate, Minnesota, 1944 January 22

  Letter from O. Colbjornsen, Royal Norwegian Embassy in Washington, D.C., to the Royal Norwegian Consulate in Minneapolis about Norwegian government loans.
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  Committee to Defend America by Aiding the Allies press release, Minneapolis, Minnesota, 1941 January 17

  Committee to Defend America by Aiding the Allies press release concerning a January 29 public meeting.
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  Committee to Defend America by Aiding the Allies press release, Minneapolis, Minnesota, 1941 January 26

  Committee to Defend America by Aiding the Allies press release concerning a January 29 public meeting.
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  Committee to Defend America by Aiding the Allies press release, Minneapolis, Minnesota, 1941 January 28

  Committee to Defend America by Aiding the Allies press release concerning a January 29 public meeting.
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  Committee to Defend America by Aiding the Allies, Minneapolis Unit, Contributions and Expenses, 1940 August 21-November 1

  Committee to Defend America by Aiding the Allies, Minneapolis Unit, August 21, 1940 to November 1, 1940 Contributions and Expenses.
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  Rumors 'Spiked' As False!, Grand Marais, Minnesota, 1942 April 16

  Newspaper clipping "Rumors 'Spiked' As False! Norwegian Consul Blames Axis Agents for Untrue Stories, Asks FBI To Aid in Catching 'Mongers,'" in the Cook County News-Herald, regarding rumors about Second Officer Finn Burnby and including a letter from Jacob Stefferud, secretary of the Consulate and Acting Consul for Norway in Minneapolis.
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  Extract from an address delivered by Leo T. Crowley, Minneapolis, Minnesota, 1944 January 17

  Press release from the Royal Norwegian Consulate in Minneapolis of an extract from an address delivered by Leo T. Crowley, Foreign Economic Administrator, before the Commerce and Industry Association in New York City on Monday, January 17, 1944, regarding the American and Norwegian merchant marine (Nortraship).
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  Letter from Andrew W. Cruse to Jacob Stefferud, New York, New York, 1943 December 16

  Letter from Andrew W. Cruse, Commander USNR, Cable and Radio Censor in New York, to Jacob Stefferud regarding a message to J. Philip-Ohlson, Norwegian America Line in Göteborg, Sweden.
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  Letter from Andrew W. Cruse to Jacob Stefferud, New York, New York, 1943 December 21

  Letter from Andrew W. Cruse, Commander USNR, Cable and Radio Censor in New York, to Jacob Stefferud regarding a message to J. Philip-Ohlson, Norwegian America Line in Göteborg, Sweden.
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  Letter from Andrew W. Cruse to Jacob Stefferud, New York, New York, 1944 January 24

  Letter from Andrew W. Cruse, Commander USNR, Cable and Radio Censor in New York, to Jacob Stefferud regarding a message to J. Philip-Ohlson, Norwegian America Line in Göteborg, Sweden.
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  Kamp for Norden: Norge kjæmper ikke bare for sig selv, skriver svenske Blade, Decorah, Iowa, 1941 February 25

  Newspaper clipping "Kamp for Norden: Norge kjæmper ikke bare for sig selv, skriver svenske Blade" (Fight for the Nordic region: Norway is not only fighting for itself, writes Swedish Blade) in the Decorah Posten.