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Ruth Jardine, Daughter of William M. Jardine and Secretary of Agriculture in 1927
Ruth Jardine was the daughter of William M. Jardine, Secretary of Agriculture in 1927 and Ambassador to Egypt during President Hoover's Administration. View a photo of Ruth Jardine taken in 1927.
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