Living Living [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

David Living. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Buried:
Cold Spring Presbyterian Cemetery

Died:
Age: 67

Dr Janet P Amundsen. Janet (daughter of Hubert William Amundsen and Jean Patterson) 26 Oct 1919; 09 Mar 1967Cape May, Cape May, New Jersey, USA; Mar 1967Cape May, Cape May, New Jersey, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Buried:
Cold Spring Presbyterian Cemetery

Other Events:

• Event 2: 14 Jun 1936, Hartford, CT; Graduates from Trinity College #2 in his class.
• Event 1: 1948, Cape May, New Jersey; Purchase of summer home at 1021 New Jersey Avenue, Cape May, NJ

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1946 - Dr. Wood convinced Dr. John Kapp Clark to leave the Schmidt laboratories in Pharmacology to start a Renal Section in the Gates Pavilion at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania.

Obituary from University of Pennsylvania magazine:
Dr. John Kapp Clark, a prominent kidney researcher who established the first renal section at Hospital of University of Pennsylvania in 1947 and served as its chief until 1966, died June 23 at 73. A graduate of Trinity College, Connecticut, he took his M.D. at Penn in 1940 and joined the faculty here after serving in the Army Medical Corps in India during World WarII. An emeritus associate professor at Penn at the time of his death, Dr. Clark had also served as research director of SmithKline BeckmanCorp beginning in 1951 and as vice president and member ofthe board there in 1961-67. From 1968 to the mid-seventies he was also chief of the Delaware Valley Regional Medical Program, set up to coordinate health-care delivery and avoid duplication by major providers.

October 1966 - Harold A. Clymer named acting director of R&D at Smith Kline & French Labs, Philadelphia. Succeeds Dr. J. Kapp Clark, resigned as v.p. for R&D and a director of SKF.

https://docslide.net/documents/chemical-industry-medal-goes-to-spaght.html

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** Trinity Alumni Magazine, 1961
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KAPP CLARK who has been director of research at Smith, Kline and French and a member of many key committees in the develonment of magic drugs is now chief executive officer of SK&F's Research and Development Division. Kapp and Peggy along with their 5 children, divided 3 to 2 in favor of Trin- ity prospects, live in Wynnewood Park in suburban Philadelphia

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** Renal Section at Penn *
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A Renal Section, now under the administra-
tion of Dr. J. Kapp Clark, originated in the
1930's as a subsection of the cardio-vascular
clinic and as a result of Dr. Landis* work on
renal extracts. Dr. Kay was in charge from
1939 to 1942, when the section had to be
abandoned because of the war. It was not re-
established until 1947, and then as an inde-
pendent section with Dr. Clark as supervisor.
It is financially supported by the National
Research Council and the C. Mahlon Kline
Fund for Research. Its work involves pri-
marily the application at the human level of
basic physiologic concepts initiated in pharma-
cology by Dr. Carl F. Schmidt.

Died:
Age: 73

John Margaret Newbold Hart 05 Dec 1942Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. Margaret (daughter of Thomas Hart and Margaret Newbold Smith) 17 Mar 1919 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA; 21 Jan 1971Wynnewood, Montgomery, Pennsylvania, USA; 1971Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Buried:
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