[DOC] [TLE] J! Archive - Show #5451, aired 2008-04-28 [PAR] In 1945 John Johnson launched this monthly, which he considered the black 
equivalent of Life magazine. $600, 13. "Bluesy" city of Southern... [DOC] [TLE] Johnson Publishing | Power, Politics, & Pride | DuSable to Obama ... [PAR] John H. Johnson (1918  2005) revolutionized the publishing world. ... Johnson 
launched his first magazine, a compilation of general interest stories for the ... per 
month and the profits enabled Johnson to launch Ebony magazine in 1945. ... 
Before Johnson reached the age of 35, he was the leading black publisher in the
... [DOC] [TLE] John H. Johnson | American publisher | Britannica.com [PAR] There he conceived the idea of a magazine for blacks; in 1942 he began ... From 
that beginning, Johnson launched Ebony, a general-interest magazine catering 
to an ... Ebony was founded in 1945 by John H. Johnson of Chicago, whose first 
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was making Model Ts  and some considered Patterson's vehicles to ... John H. 
Johnson ... for Supreme Life Insurance when he decided to create a version of ... 
in 1951, but Johnson would launch other magazines, such as Jet. [DOC] [TLE] John H. Johnson: 1918-2005 - Target Market News [PAR] Aug 15, 2005 ... REMEMBERING THE LIFE OF A GREAT AMERICAN BUSINESSMAN. Final 
tributes paid to John H. Johnson as thousands attend Chicago funeral service .... 
And while I always considered John Johnson to be a legend and an .... I couldn't 
believe a Black man could make the kind of magazine he did." [DOC] [TLE] Calendar 2015 - The City University of New York [PAR] Jan 1, 2015 ... pride in this project and the partnerships that bring history to life. ... shrink from 
the service of their country, but he that stands by it now, deserves ... monthly 
magazine devoted to literature, issues of public taste, and fashions in ..... 1945 
John H. Johnson launches publication of Ebony magazine, cornerstone. [DOC] [TLE] An Industry-Based Description of Magazine Supplements in the ... [PAR] industry or guides on launching magazines, both of which focus on the traditional 
... distribution are unique, magazine supplements in newspapers are usually 
considered .... In 1945 John P. Davis proposed a larger syndication effort called 
Our ... Johnson billed as a black version of Life magazine.19 Davis gave copies 
of an... [DOC] [TLE] Ben Burns Papers | Chicago Public Library [PAR] Ben Burns had a long and distinguished career as a white editor in black ... 
Johnson was a young political assistant who wanted to create a black equivalent 
of Life magazine. While Johnson raised money to fund the magazine, Burns 
worked on ... at the Chicago Defender, where he was national editor from 1941  
1945. [DOC] [TLE] Black Models and the Invention of the U.S. 'Negro ... - Elspeth Brown [PAR] ... 1945: 68), he concludeda claim which later found its way into black modeling 
agency ... Johnson launched Ebony in November 1945 as a middle-class 
magazine for blacks ... newspapers in favor of the "happier side of Negro life." 
Ebony ... as New York-based monthly Our World, created the post-war market for 
Negro. [DOC] [TLE] Ben Burns Collection, 1939 - Mapping The Stacks : A Guide to Black ... [PAR] He returned to journalism as the editor of the Chicago Daily Defender from 1966 
... political assistant who wanted to create a black equivalent of Life magazine. ... 
Burns considered donating part of his collection to Northwestern University .... 
Various articles re: Ebony, the Negro Press and John Johnson (JHJ) (1945 - 
1976). [DOC] [TLE] Race, Respectability, and the Short Life of DUKE Magazine [PAR] of things, and what he and other black men wanted was a periodical that 
highlighted the .... folds, they also considered Duke to

Question: In 1945 John Johnson launched this monthly which he considered the black equivalent of Life magazine
Answer: Ebony