Minutes of the meeting of the board of directors of Camp Little Norway Association on August 7, 1944. Includes report of Jacob Stefferud's July 24-August 1 trip to New York, Washington, D.C, and Chicago for meetings with the President's War Relief Control Board, National War Fund, Camp Little Norway Club of Chicago, and American Relief for Norway. Includes Camp Little Norway Association tentative budget year ending September 30, 1945.
Letter from Jacob Stefferud, secretary of the Consulate and Acting Consul for Norway in Minneapolis, to Adolph A. Toftey regarding rumors about Second Officer Finn Burnby.
Letter from Jacob Stefferud, secretary of the Consulate and Acting Consul for Norway in Minneapolis, to the Royal Norwegian Legation in Washington, D.C. regarding rumors about Second Officer Finn Burnby.
Letter from Jacob Stefferud, secretary of the Consulate and Acting Consul for Norway in Minneapolis, to the Federal Bureau of Investigation regarding rumors about Second Officer Finn Burnby.
Letter from Jacob Stefferud, secretary of the Consulate and Acting Consul for Norway in Minneapolis, to Adolph A. Toftey regarding rumors about Second Officer Finn Burnby and an article in the Cook County News-Herald.
Letter from Jacob Stefferud, secretary of the Consulate and Acting Consul for Norway in Minneapolis, to Tor Myklebost, Royal Norwegian Legation in Washington, D.C., regarding rumors about Second Officer Finn Burnby and an article in the Cook County News-Herald.
Letter from Jacob Stefferud, secretary of the Consulate and Acting Consul for Norway in Minneapolis, to Wilhelm Morgenstierne, Norwegian Minister to the United States.
Letter from Jacob Stefferud, secretary of the Consulate and Acting Consul for Norway in Minneapolis, to Wilhelm Morgenstierne, Norwegian Minister to the United States.
Remarks by Jacob Stefferud, Acting Consul for Norway in Minneapolis, with a message from Wilhelm Morgenstierne, Norwegian Minister to the United States, at the Norwegian National League of Minneapolis Annual Picnic at Nokomis Park on July 20, 1941.