TY - SER
KW - Roman Catholics
KW - labor strikes
KW - immigrants
KW - trade unions
KW - Polish Americans
KW - Slavic Americans
KW - Austrian Americans
KW - Westinghouse Electric Corporation
KW - steel industry
KW - Protestants
AU - Victor Francis White
AB - Peter Domanig, a 17-year-old Austrian immigrant after World War I, leaves his foster father and the comforts of 1920s suburban New York to earn a power position in Pittsburgh’s steel industry.  <em>Time</em> writes, “From [Pittsburgh] on, his progress reads like a guided tour of the steel industry from the slag up, conducted by a man who knows his subject and loves to talk shop.”
BT - Peter Domanig series, 2/4
C1 - 1920s
C3 - Allegheny County; Allegheny River; Monongahela River; Ohio River; Pittsburgh; Oakland; Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh; Carnegie Mellon University; University of Pittsburgh; St. Paul Cathedral; Syria Mosque; Downtown; Duquesne Club; Esplen; Lawrenceville;
C4 - Labor; Immigrant; Bildungsroman
CY - Indianapolis
LA - English
M3 - Novel
N1 - Carnegie Mellon University is referred to as Carnegie Technical Institute, as it was then known.
N2 - Peter Domanig, a 17-year-old Austrian immigrant after World War I, leaves his foster father and the comforts of 1920s suburban New York to earn a power position in Pittsburgh’s steel industry.  <em>Time</em> writes, “From [Pittsburgh] on, his progress reads like a guided tour of the steel industry from the slag up, conducted by a man who knows his subject and loves to talk shop.”
PB - Bobbs-Merrill
PP - Indianapolis
PY - 1954
RN - Victor Francis White (1902-81), born in Vienna, Austria, immigrated at 17 to America. He earned degrees at Rutgers, Yale, and the Sorbonne, taught French and wrote for <em>Life</em> and <em>Time</em>. He died in Taos, New Mexico.
EP - 476 p.
T2 - Peter Domanig series, 2/4
TI - Peter Domanig in America: Steel
ER -