Letter from Jacob Stefferud to United States Senator from Minnesota Joseph H. Ball with support for President Franklin D. Roosevelt and disapproval of Charles A. Lindbergh's September 11, 1941 radio address.
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.
Letter from United States Senator from Minnesota Joseph H. Ball replying to Jacob Stefferud regarding support for President Franklin D. Roosevelt and disapproval of Charles A. Lindbergh's September 11, 1941 radio address.
Letter from G. A. More, Friends of Democracy, Inc., to Jacob Stefferud regarding circulars expressing sentiments against the America First movement and Charles A. Lindbergh.
Letter from Hans Thorsdalen, president of the Norwegian National League of Minneapolis, to H. Carl Andersen, United States House of Representatives, 7th District of Minnesota, regarding the League's statement urging support for President Franklin D. Roosevelt's foreign policy.
Anti-isolationist resolution from a Norwegian American mass meeting and speech by Dr. Frank Nelson held at the Norwegian Memorial Lutheran Church of Minneapolis on October 18, 1941. Resolution sent to President Franklin D. Roosevelt, Minnesota legislators, and Norwegian American press.
Letter from Edgar M. Jaeger, chairman of the Minneapolis Unit of the Committee to Defend America by Aiding the Allies, to Jacob Stefferud, Norwegian America Line.
Letter from L. H. Lamb, British Consul, to Jacob Stefferud, Consul for Norway, regarding a decoration awarded to a Norwegian Merchant Navy skipper (Nortraship).
Letter from Louise Hoffman, Executive Secretary of the Minneapolis Defense Council, Inc., to Jacob Stefferud, Norwegian Consul, regarding a luncheon for Haakon Lie.
Letter from Jacob Stefferud, Consul of Norway, to Trygve M. Ager, Press Department of the Royal Norwegian Embassy, regarding copies of book "After Three Years" by the Royal Norwegian Information Service for Minneapolis high schools.
Letter from Reverend T. O. Burntvedt, Lutheran Free Church in Minneapolis, to Jacob Stefferud, Consul of Norway, regarding the book "After Three Years" by the Royal Norwegian Information Service.
Letter from Else-Margrete Röd, New York Office of Royal Norwegian Information Services, to Jacob Stefferud, acting consul of Norway, regarding Stefferud's daughter's inquiry about Norwegian women aiding the war effort. The letter describes the Norwegian women's organizations "Kvinnelig Arbeidshjelp," "Røde stjerne," and the Red Cross, as well as women working as nurses in England and Scotland, as telegraphers and other roles on Nortraship ships and in the London and New York Nortraship offices, and refugees in Sweden.
Bulletin from president J. A. Aasgaard, national secretary J. A. O. Preus, and national treasurer Birger Osland to all state chairmen and workers for American Relief for Norway.
Letter from Jacob Stefferud, Consul for Norway and Camp Little Norway Association, to Nils Brekke, director of the Speakers Bureau of the Royal Norwegian Information Service, enclosing a financial statement of a speaking tour by Jorgen Juve with proceeds to the Seamen's Aid Fund and Camp Little Norway Association.
Letter from A. I. Johnson, Vice Consul for Norway in North Dakota, to Jacob Stefferud on occasion of Stefferud stepping down as Acting Consul for Norway.
