@book{347,
  keywords = {Roman Catholics, Scots-Irish Americans, Italian Americans, Irish Americans, Slavic Americans, students, steel industry, nuns, priests, police, Black Americans, Protestants, coal industry},
  author = {Michael O'Malley},
  title = {Miners Hill},
  abstract = {Follows Pat Riley, 13, who grows up in a working class Irish neighborhood.  “Pat Riley has long accepted his mother’s decision to become a priest,” says <em>The Washington Observer</em>, “instead of a miner like his dad.  Then, during his last year in parochial school, he met Leila, who opened new worlds for him.” },
  year = {1962},
  pages = {306 p.},
  publisher = {Harper & Brothers, Publishers},
  address = {New York},
  note = {North Braddock is disguised as Brasston.

This novel was reprinted later in 1962 as a mass market paperback with a different title, <em>Small Town Blues</em>.},
  language = {English},
}