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• Almandos Almonacid, Capt. Vicente    b. December 24, 1883  d. November 16, 1953
  Argentine Aviation Pioneer. Father of the Argentine Commercial Aviation, first Argentine Flight Engineer. Ace Pilot on Wrodl War I, condecorated by the French Goverment in 1919. On March 20, 1920 he made the first night crossing of the Andes. (Bio by: 380W)
  Cementerio de Olivos, Buenos Aires, Capital Federal, Argentina
   
• Altavista, Juan Carlos    b. January 4, 1929  d. July 20, 1989
  Comedian. He participated in 56 movies, but is best remembered for his character of 'Minguito Tinguitela.' (Bio by: 380W)
  Cementerio de Olivos, Buenos Aires, Capital Federal, Argentina
  Plot: Sección 3, tablón A, Lote 1
   
• Avellaneda, María Herminia   b. November 3, 1933  d. July 7, 1997
  Stage, movie and television director. Well remembered for being the director of the movies "Rosa de Lejos" and "Juguemos en el Mundo" and the soap operas "Rosa de Lejos" and "Señora de Ordoñez." (Bio by: 380W)
  Cementerio de Olivos, Buenos Aires, Capital Federal, Argentina
   
• Bó, Armando    b. May 3, 1914  d. October 8, 1981
  Director, actor and producer. He participated in 63 films throughout his career. (Bio by: 380W)
  Cementerio de Olivos, Buenos Aires, Capital Federal, Argentina
   
• Bozán, Olinda    b. June 21, 1894  d. February 8, 1977
  Famed actress. She was one of the milestones of the Argentine theater. She began his career at age 5 in a circus. During her long career, she participated in 51 films. (Bio by: 380W)
  Cementerio de Olivos, Buenos Aires, Capital Federal, Argentina
  Plot: Sección 3, tablón 26, lote 7
   
• Castillo, Ramón S.   b. October 20, 1873  d. October 12, 1944
  Politician, lawyer. Argentina's Vice-President between 1938-1940. He assumed the Presidency in 1942. He was deposed by a military coup in 1943 (Bio by: 380W)
  Cementerio de Olivos, Buenos Aires, Capital Federal, Argentina
   
• de Gandulfo, Petrona C.    b. June 29, 1896  d. February 6, 1992
  Author. She was a pioneer in Argentine television with her cooking show. She also wrote a recipe´s book, a classic in Latin America, which sold more than 3 million copies in 70 editions. (Bio by: 380W)
  Cementerio de Olivos, Buenos Aires, Capital Federal, Argentina
  Plot: Seccion 1, Tablón 56, Lote 7
   
• del Carril, Hugo    b. November 30, 1912  d. August 13, 1989
  Actor. Born Piero Bruno Hugo Fontana, his career lasted more than 50 years, being one of the first idols of the Argentine cinema. (Bio by: 380W)
  Cementerio de Olivos, Buenos Aires, Capital Federal, Argentina
  Plot: Bóveda Piero B.H. Fontana, secc. 2, tablón 30, lote 14
   
• Frondizi, Arturo    b. October 28, 1908  d. April 18, 1995
  President of Argentina (5/1/1958 - 3/29/1962). He was also a lawyer. (Bio by: 380W)
  Cementerio de Olivos, Buenos Aires, Capital Federal, Argentina
   
• Jauretche, Arturo    b. November 13, 1901  d. May 24, 1974
  Writer, politician. An Argentine historical revisionist, he was one of the earliest ideologist of the Peronism. (Bio by: 380W)
  Cementerio de Olivos, Buenos Aires, Capital Federal, Argentina
  Plot: Sección 3, Tablón 17 bis, Lote 2
   
• Magaña, Angel    b. August 24, 1915  d. November 13, 1982
  Actor. One of the stars in the golden era of the Argentine cinema. During his long career he participated in 48 movies. (Bio by: 380W)
  Cementerio de Olivos, Buenos Aires, Capital Federal, Argentina
   
• Marshall, Niní    b. June 1, 1903  d. March 18, 1996
  Comedy Actress. Her original name was Marina Esther Traverso. She performed in 37 films between 1938-1980. One of the funniest Argentinian comediennes, she could act like a Jewish, Galician, Italian or Mexican woman. She was exiled in Mexico between 1950-1955 for her opposition to Peron´s regime, reaching success in the Mexican radio and cinema. (Bio by: 380W)
  Cementerio de Olivos, Buenos Aires, Capital Federal, Argentina
   
• Mazza, Salvador    b. June, 1886  d. November 9, 1946
  Doctor, bacteriologist. Famous worldwide for his investigational studies of Chagas disease. In 1926 he diagnosed the first case of the disease in Argentina. (Bio by: 380W)
  Cementerio de Olivos, Buenos Aires, Capital Federal, Argentina
  Plot: Sección 3, tablón 25, lote 5
   
• Montero, Angel Sampedro 'Angelillo'   b. January 12, 1908  d. November 25, 1973
  Folkloristic Spanish singer. At age of 8 he won a singing contest at his hometown, in 1924 he became a professional singer. He moved to Argentina in 1936 due to the Spanish Civil War and because he was a Republican. During almost 40 years the lived back and forth, from Argentina and Spain, reaching success in both countries and recording more than 300 songs. (Bio by: 380W)
  Cementerio de Olivos, Buenos Aires, Capital Federal, Argentina
   
• Mores, Nito    b. August 11, 1944  d. May 1, 1984
  Tango singer. Son of the great tango composer and leader Mariano Mores, Nito was a young tango figure of the 1960s (Bio by: 380W)
  Cause of death: Cancer
  Cementerio de Olivos, Buenos Aires, Capital Federal, Argentina
  Plot: Sección 3, tablón 44, lote 5
   
• Ortiz, Raúl   b. February 14, 1898  d. May 30, 1959
  Writer, journalist, essayist. Well known for his more explicit political and economic anti-imperialism. He wrote "El Hombre que está solo y espera," "Política británica en el Río de la Plata," and "Historia de los Ferrocarriles Argentinos," among others. (Bio by: 380W)
  Cementerio de Olivos, Buenos Aires, Capital Federal, Argentina
   
• Ortiz, Roberto Marcelino    b. September 24, 1886  d. July 15, 1942
  President of Argentina (1938-1942). Also a lawyer. (Bio by: 380W)
  Cementerio de Olivos, Buenos Aires, Capital Federal, Argentina
   
• Parravicini, Florencio    b. 1876  d. March 25, 1941
  Acclaimed theater and cinema actor. Born Florencio Bartolomé Parravicini Romero Cazón, he belonged to a wealthy family, he was an ecclectic talent. He was politician, Argentine Aviation pioneer (he had the brevet #2, the first civilian Argentine aviator), racing car driver (in fact, he was the first Argentine to race in Europe), boxer, skating and fencing champion. (Bio by: 380W)
  Cause of death: Suicide
  Cementerio de Olivos, Buenos Aires, Capital Federal, Argentina
  Plot: Sección 1, tablón 4, lote 4
   
• Rojas, Ricardo    b. 1882  d. July 29, 1957
  Famed writer and journalist, he wrote more than 40 books. Some of his books are "El Santo de la Espada" (1933), "Ollantay" (1935), and "El Profeta de la Pampa" (1945). (Bio by: 380W)
  Cementerio de Olivos, Buenos Aires, Capital Federal, Argentina
   
• Sallustro, Oberdan   b. July 7, 1915  d. March 10, 1972
  Businessman. President of FIAT car makers in Argentina, was abducted by leftist guerrilla on March 21, 1972. He was killed during a rescue operation. (Bio by: 380W)
  Cementerio de Olivos, Buenos Aires, Capital Federal, Argentina
  Plot: Sección 2, lote 6, tablón 46
   

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