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.
Letter from Jacob Stefferud replying to Andrew W. Cruse, Commander USNR, Cable and Radio Censor in New York, regarding a message to J. Philip-Ohlson, Norwegian America Line in Göteborg, Sweden.
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.
Letter from Jacob Stefferud, Acting Consul for Norway in Minneapolis, to the Royal Norwegian Embassy in Washington, D.C., regarding sending money to Sweden.
Letter from Jacob Stefferud to his sister Esther about a copy of a letter from their brother Per Bogerud to J. Philip-Ohlson in Göteborg, Sweden. (See original copy of the July 4, 1943 letter from Bogerud: p0592_01699-p0592_01670).
Letter from Jacob Stefferud, Acting Consul for Norway in Minneapolis, to the Royal Norwegian Embassy in Washington, D.C., regarding sending money from the United States to other countries.
General Ruling No. 11, as amended, under Executive Order No. 8389, as amended, Executive Order No. 9193, sections 3(a) and 5(b) of the Trading With the Enemy Act, as amended by the First War Powers Act, 1941, relating to foreign funds control. By Randolph Paul, Acting Secretary of the Treasury for Foreign Funds Control.
Letter from Per Bogerud at Dypvåg parsonage, Norway, to be forwarded to family. Attached to August 16, 1943 letter from J. Philip-Ohlson to Jacob Stefferud (see p0592_01697-p0592_01698).
Letter from J. Philip-Ohlson, Norwegian America Line in Göteborg, Sweden, to Jacob Stefferud in Minneapolis, Minnesota, regarding letters and packages to Stefferud's brother Per Bogerud and family in Dypvåg, Norway. (See attached July 4, 1943 letter from Per Bogerud: p0592_01699).
Letter from Jacob Stefferud to his siblings in the United States regarding a letter from a friend in a neutral country (J. Philip-Ohlson in Göteborg, Sweden).