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Helen Eugenie Moore Anderson: Quick Facts

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Also Known As Eugenie Moore
Born May 26, 1909 • Iowa
Died March 31, 1997 (aged 87) • Red Wing • Minnesota
Political Affiliation Democratic Party

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Eugenie Anderson sits on a sofa and President John F. Kennedy sits in a rocking chair, both smiling, in the Oval Office; an unidentified man stands in the background.
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