Newspaper clipping "Soap Wielders Deface 'Aid to Allies' Windows" in the Minneapolis Star-Journal, about the windows of the Minneapolis chapter of the Committee to Defend America by Aiding the Allies.
Newspaper clipping "Solum Confers With Lie, Hambro" in the Minneapolis Tribune, about Norwegian consul Reidar Solum conferring with Norwegian foreign minister Trygve Lie and Norwegian Storting president C. J. Hambro, Norway's delegates to a San Francisco conference. Newspaper clippings (p0592_00292, and p0592_00293-p0592_00294) attached to letter from Jacob Stefferud to Norwegian ambassador Wilhelm Morgenstierne (p0592_00291).
Speech about conditions in Norway under German occupation, given at an exhibition opening. Topics include the Norwegian armed forces, the invasion of northern Norway and Narvik, and resistance.
Speech about conditions in Norway under German occupation, given at an exhibition opening. Topics include the Norwegian armed forces, the invasion of northern Norway and Narvik, and resistance.
"Tale på svensk stevne" (Speech at a Swedish American gathering) concerning the war in Norway and Sweden, and the invasion of Narvik. See English version of this speech: p0592_00161-p0592_00163.
Speech at a Swedish American gathering concerning the war in Norway and Sweden, and the invasion of Narvik. See Norwegian version of this speech: p0592_00158-p0592_00160.
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.
Speech of United States Senator from Minnesota Joseph H. Ball on behalf of President Franklin D. Roosevelt from Washington over the radio on Blue Network NBC at 10 p.m. Thursday, October 26, 1944. Release for Friday a.m. papers, October 27. Speech endorses Roosevelt over Thomas E. Dewey in the 1944 presidential election and endorses the United Nations.
Newspaper clipping. Letters written to the Minneapolis Star-Journal responding to the March 4, 1941 article "Scandinavian Twilight: Leland Stowe Writes an Analysis, Swedish and Norse Envoys Reply" with contributions by war correspondent Leland Stowe, Norwegian ambassador Wilhelm Morgenstierne, and Swedish ambassador Wollman Bostrom.
Statement of United States Senator from Minnesota Joseph H. Ball concerning the United Nations and his endorsement of President Franklin D. Roosevelt over Thomas E. Dewey in the 1944 presidential election.
"Statistik över passageraretrafiken från Sverige till U.S.A. & Canada 1940" (Statistics on passenger traffic from Sweden to the U.S. and Canada 1940), by Norwegian America Line in Göteborg, Sweden.
Copy of newspaper clipping "Sustaining 'Frightful Losses,' Norwegians Seek Replacements" in the Journal of Commerce, about the Norwegian merchant marine (Nortraship).
Newspaper clipping "Sweden Also Has a Midnight Sun" in the Minneapolis Tribune, replying to a November 7, 1943 letter to the editor "Norway, Not Sweden, Is the Land of the Midnight Sun." (See p0592_01304 for a clipping of this letter to the editor.)
Newspaper clipping "Sweden: Pro-Ally, Neutral or Non-Belligerent?" in the Minneapolis Star-Journal, with letters to the editor by Albin Widen, manager of the Swedish Information Bureau in Minneapolis, and J. S. Qualey responding to previous letters.
