Jan 13 2016. He may be one of the most well-respected actors in Hollywood, but there's one thing Leonardo DiCaprio and I have in common: neither of us have won an Academy Award. I know, savage to bring it up, but it's awards season so someone needed to say it.
Clarence Crane is widely known as the inventor of Lifesavers candy. In the year 1912, chocolate manufacturer Crane came forward with a thought for a mint. This mint was shape like the round tubes, which a lot of ships had just started out to use as flotation devices if someone were to fall overboard. These devices were known as life savers. Owing to its shape, the mint, which Clarence Crane emerged up was referred the Lifesaver.
Evan Prochniak, Kenneth Schuster, and Sam Sherman bought Zitner from Sidney Rosenblatt, whoâd owned the candymaker for the last 20 years. Rosenblatt, who is also chief financial officer of Universal Display Corp., of Ewing, N.J., could not be reached for comment. Founded by Sam and Annie Zitner in the 1920s, the company was owned and run by their nephew, Leon Sherman, for 54 years until his death in 1990.