Vol. 64, No 1, Blaðsíða 24

Heimskringla first appeared in 1886 and Logberg in 1888. The two merged in 1959, and since 1980 the newspaper has been written almost entirely in English.

93. árgangur 1979, 39. tölublað, Blaðsíða 4

LÖGBERG AND HEIMSKRINGLA Earlier this year attention was drawn to the 20th anniversary of the union between Logberg and Heimskringla.

Vol. 37, Spring 1979, Blaðsíða 34

Thorgeirsson, published at Win- nipeg from 1895 to 1954.

Vol. 49, Summer 1991, Blaðsíða 53

establish links with the last generation of their forefathers to live in Iceland.

Vol. 70, No 3, Blaðsíða 105

celebrate a centennial without the commitment of its members, past and present, and the fact that the INLNA has not only sustained its existence but has continued to

118. árgangur 2004, 14. tölublað and Destination: North Dakota, Blaðsíða 1

LOGBERG-HEIMSKRING Lögberg stofnað 14. janúar 1888 Heimskringla stofnað 9. september 1886 Sameinttð 20. ágúst 1959 Friday 16 July 2004 • Number 14 / Númer 14

Vol. 30, Autumn 1971, Blaðsíða 33

1959, has re- linquished her position.

Vol. 30, Winter 1971, Blaðsíða 35

Kristin Johnson, were elected to plan a charter flight to Iceland in 1971. At once re- quests for passage began to pour in.

118. árgangur 2004, 16. tölublað and Destination: Ottawa, Blaðsíða 1

LOGBERG-HEIMSKRINGLA Logberg stofnuð 14. janúar 1888 Heimskringla stofhað 9. september 1886 Sameinuð 20. dgúst 1959 . Za* , pl K3 -íísssSfj.

Vol. 7, Autumm 1948, Blaðsíða 9

Fortun- ately for the present writer his task is not that of assessing Einar’s contribu- tions to the life and literature of Ice- land, but the much humbler