Report on the Activities of the Camp Little Norway Club of Chicago from November 3, 1941 to June 11, 1946, submitted on February 1, 1947. Includes a retrospect written by secretary Bertram Jensenius, a description of different committees and the Kle Norge Bua clothing drive, and photographs of club members and activities.
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.
Letter from Albert Lindholm, president of Camp Little Norway Association, and Karl R. Andresen, secretary of the Supreme Lodge of the Sons of Norway, to Hans Olav, Royal Norwegian Embassy in Washington, D.C., regarding a speaking tour by Lieutenant Colonel Carl Stenersen.
Letter from Oystein Ore, chairman of the Connecticut Division of Norwegian Relief, Inc., to Orlando Ingvoldstad, executive secretary of Norwegian Relief, Inc., regarding medical supplies for Norway.
Radio script of a July 20, 1944 broadcast on Station KJR at 8:30 pm, by Northwest Theatre and Puget Sound Power and Light Company. Transcript includes a radio drama about Camp Little Norway and the German invasion of Norway
Letter from Norwegian Relief county chairman E. A. Fladland and secretary Richard Beck to co-workers for Norwegian Relief, regarding Norwegian Relief stamps.
Clarence Berdahl was born on June 12, 1890, in Baltic, South Dakota. He started teaching at the University of Illinois in 1920, where he served as chairman of the Department of Political Science from 1935 to 1939. In 1961 he became chairman of the Division of Social Science and Professor Emeritus. Clarence Berdahl was a member of numerous professional organizations in the fields of political science and history, and wrote several books.
Invitation from the Board of Trustees of the Norwegian Seamen's Church for a Testimonial Dinner in honor of Reverend Leif Toftner Gulbrandsen on November 17, 1944.
