Newspaper clipping with headline "De norske krigsforlisene inntil utgangen av juni: Fortsatt nedgang i de norske skipstapene" (Norwegian wartime losses until the end of June: Continued decline in Norwegian ship losses) in Norsk Tidend, concerning the Norwegian Shipping and Trade Mission (Nortraship).
"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.
A Norwegian America Line ship, the SS Stavangerfjord, sailing from New York to Norway. Landmarks and buildings of interest in Oslo. Film available online here.
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The arrival of the Norwegian America Line ocean liner M.S. Oslofjord in New York, before departing for Norway on its first voyage. Reception Committee includes Rosebud Yellow Robe and members of the Sons of Norway. Film available online here.
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Skiing at Nordmarka outside of Oslo. Adults and school children on skis, ski patrol members with their dogs, and the Royal Family attending the International Ski Jumping tournament at Holmenkollen Hill. Film available online here.
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Resolution made by the Norwegian Luncheon Club at a December 6, 1941 meeting at the Curtis Hotel in Minneapolis pledging support to President Franklin D. Roosevelt.
Poster of the Norwegian merchant marine as operated by the Norwegian Shipping and Trade Mission (Nortraship). Includes map of ships' locations on April 9, 1940 when Nazi Germany invaded Norway.
Press release, "Norsk sjomannstradisjon" (Norwegian sailor tradition), from the Public Relations Department of the Norwegian Shipping and Trade Mission (Nortraship) about an award ceremony in Brooklyn for Norwegian merchant sailors.
"Norrman får ej sända brev till U.S.A. via Sverige. Straffbart använda vänner i Sverige som mellanhand" (Norwegians are not allowed to send letters to the U.S. via Sweden. It is a criminal offense to use friends in Sweden as intermediaries.) Announcement from the NTB.
Newspaper clipping "Listen to Hoover, He Says" in the Minneapolis Star-Journal, a letter to the editor by Henry Nycklemoe, president of the Tronderlaget, about the Norwegian merchant fleet (Nortraship).
Newspaper clipping "An Ex-Service Man's View" in the Minneapolis Star-Journal, a letter to the editor by Henry Nycklemoe, president of the Tronderlaget.
Newspaper clipping "Buckler Could Have Beaten Draft Extension" in the Minneapolis Star-Journal, a letter to the editor by Henry Nycklemoe, president of the Tronderlaget, about Congressman Richard T. Buckler.
