Roberto Noble was an Argentine politician, journalist and publisher, perhaps best known for having founded Clarín, long Argentina's leading news daily and the most or second-most circulated in the Spa
Roberto Noble scans one of Clarín first issues in 1945
Funeral procession for First Lady Eva Perón on a 30 July 1952 Clarín front page. The daily's well-illustrated layout and smaller "Berliner" format became influential to the medium
Noble holds his daughter, Guadalupe, during a visit to President Arturo Frondizi
Arturo Frondizi Ércoli was an Argentine lawyer, journalist, teacher, statesman, and politician. He was elected president of Argentina and governed from May 1, 1958, to March 29, 1962, when he was over
Roberto Noble
…of the Order of Malta in 1951 and Columbia University's prestigious Maria Moors Cabot prize in 1955. Noble, a supporter of developmentalism, endorsed Arturo Frondizi who, during his 1958-62 presidency promulgated the Law of Foreign Investment and other incentives which, together, resulted in sharp increases in energy…
Three of the Frondizi brothers, Silvio, Arturo and Risieri, with their sister Liduvina; 1915.
Arturo Frondizi (4th from left to right) during his tenure on Club Almagro, where he played in the 4th division.
Photo of the Frondizi family in 1938.