Newspaper clipping "Norge i Krig: Om Et Folk Skal Leve, Maa Noen Kunne Do" (Norway at War: If a people is to live, someone must die) by Dr. Sverre Norborg. Part of Norborg's 1944 article series in the Minneapolis Posten.
Article "Paragraphs on Norway" by Gladys Petch, a traveler, writer, and radio lecturer. Perch describes the experience of touring Norway, and its people, landscapes, and cities.
Passengers gathered for a group photograph on the deck of a Norwegian America Line ship. Jacob Stefferud is pictured at front center, with papers under his arm.
Royal Norwegian Air Force pilot standing on the wing of the airplane "Spirit of Little Norway" at Camp Little Norway. Typed caption on back: "One of the gift planes from the boys of the R.N.A.F." Stamped labels on back: "Royal Norwegian Air Force Training Centre / 341 Church Street / Toronto Ontario" and "[Return to] Norwegian Consulate / 827 Marquette Ave, Minneapolis, Minn."
Royal Norwegian Air Force pilots standing at attention in front of airplanes at Camp Little Norway. Stamped label on back: "[Return] Norwegian Consulate / 827 Marquette Ave, Minneapolis, Minn."
Newspaper clipping "Post-War Scandinavia" by Dr. Sverre Norborg, radio broadcast over WLB, University of Minnesota Station, January 13, 1943, printed in Minneapolis Posten.
Postcard to Jacob Stefferud, Acting Consul for Norway in Minneapolis, with information on Rev. Georg Walen's speech "True Americanism and Russia" at Carville Hall on November 1.
Standing are Crown Prince Olav of Norway, Prime Minister Johan Nygaardsvold of Norway, and Norwegian Ambassador to the United States Wilhelm Morgenstierne, who shakes the hand of United States President Franklin D. Roosevelt, seated. In the Oval Office of the White House. On front of photograph is a handwritten note to Jacob Stefferud from Morgenstierne.
Program of a banquet given by United Norwegian Male Choruses of Minneapolis in honor of Thorvald Frederik Hamann, Corresponding Secretary, Norwegian Singers' Association of America.
Radio address by Hon. Henrik Shipstead of Minnesota in the Senate of the United States on April 2, 1939. Extension of remarks by Shipstead on April 10, 1939. Address by the Premier of Canada, Mackenzie King, to the Canadian House of Commons on March 30, 1939. In the United States of America Congressional Record.
