Index to Volume 79 Articles ""Documenting the Past, Photographs ofAlbert WilliamG. Beal, 148-153 Encyclopedia of American Business Collecting for the Future: Miller,"by DanielJ. Freas, History and Biography: Iron The Historical Society's 28-40 "The Fall of Fort Granville, The and Steel in the Twentieth Library and Archives," by French Letter,' and Gallic Century, by Bruce E. Seely, Carolyn Sutcher "'MyPeople': Edward Abbey's Wit on the Pennsylvania ed. 183-184 (reviewed by Schumacher, Ph.D., 54-61 Appalachian Roots in Frontier, 1756," byJames P. Kenneth Warren) Indiana County, Pennsylva- Myers, Jr., 154-158 ""The Great Sneeze: James Vale nia," byJames A. Cahalan, Friendly Takeover: How an Downie, Writer, 1883-1962," 92-107 "The Historical Society of Employee Buyout Saved byRex Downie, Jr., 126-133 Western Pennsylvania a Steel Town, byJames B. "Part II:'MyPeople': Edward Through the Years," by Leiber, 182-183 (reviewed by "Buildinga History Center in Abbey's Appalachian Roots Margaret A. Spratt, Charles McCollester) Western Pennsylvania," by inIndiana County, Pennsyl- 41-53 Clarke Thomas, 4-21 vania," byJames M. Historic Contact: Indian People and Cahalan, 160-179 "Uncle Zwingle's Boiler Colonists inToday's "Director's Gallery: History Explosion," byJames Vale Northeastern United States in Center Breaks New "Pittsburgh's Lincoln Highway Downie, 134-138 the Sixteenth through Ground," byJohn A. Marker Competition," by Eighteenth Centuries, by Herbst, 26-27 Brian A. Butko, 122-125 Book Reviews Robert S. Grumet, 141 1676: The End of American (reviewed by Gary Pollock) "Director's Gallery: Ten Years to "Roughing Iton the River: Independence, by Stephen Make a Beginning: the Reuben Gold Thwaites in Sanders Webb, 141 Our Priceless Heritage: History Center Opens at Western Pennsylvania," by (reviewed byBrian Butko) Pennsylvania State Parks, Last," byJohn A.Herbst, 91 Dan Hughes Fuller, 114-121 1893-1993, by Dan Cupper, A Track Through Time: A 141, and The Legacy ofPenn's "Director's Gallery: Voices "The Bogeyman, OldMan Butch Centennial History of Woods: AHistory ofthe Carry," byJohn Herbst, 147 and me," byJoe Katrencik, Carnegie, Pa., 1894-1994, by Pennsylvania Bureau of 180-181 VRobert Augostino, 142 Forestry, byLester A. 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MellonFoundation, 15 Women's Press Club of Lewistown, 156 worldof, 86-88 Railroad Riot of1877, 61 Pittsburgh, 152 Library and Archives, HSWP, 56- Rupp, I.D., 158 Works Progress Administration 61, 87 N 132 Lightcap, Henry, 166, 171 Nut House, The, back page # 3 S LincolnHighway, 123 Scaife FamilyFoundation, 15 Y LincolnHighway Association, O Scheibler, Frederick, 125 Youghiogheny River, 116 123 Ohio River, 114 Senator John Heinz Pittsburgh LincolnHighway Committee, OldLonesome Briar Patch, 99- Regional History Center, 6, Pittsburgh A.I.A.Chapter, 100, 166, 171, 174 23-25,61, 144 124 OldManButch, 180 construction of, 63-77 LocalHistory Resource Service, One Life at a Time, Please, 105 map of, 11-13 17 Shannon, Paul, 150-151 Loeflerjack, 170 P Shippen, Joseph, 157, 158 Lonesome Dove ,95 Patterson's Fort, 156 Smith, Joseph, 7 Lonely Are the Brave, 95 Pannsylvania Archives, 158 "Stages inHistory," 10 Long, Huey, 113 Pennsylvania Economy League, Stewart, Jimmy, 96 Los Angeles Times, 95 15 Swisshelm, Jane Grey, 10 Lubove, Roy, 21 Pennsylvania Gazette, 157, 158 Pennsylvania Historical and T M Museum Commission, 6, 9 Thomson, Edgar W. Steel Marietta College, 112 Pittsburgh Architectural Club, Works, 116 Marion Center Independent, 166 124 Thomson, Thomas, 6 Martin's Ferry, Ohio, 112 Pittsburgh Chamber of Thwaites, Reuben Gold and McCullough, David, 5, 6, 17-21, Commerce Special family,114-120 27, 144 Committee on Good Roads, Trucks, Pittsburgh, back page #4 McMurtry, Larry, 95 123 Tucson Weekly, 175 Meadowcroft Museum ofRural Pittsburgh Foundation, 6 Turville,William, 114 Life,29-33 Pittsburgh Gazette Times, 124 Meadowcroft Rockshelter, 32 Pittsburgh History and U Mellon, Richard King, 91 Landmarks Foundation, University ofArizona at Tucson, Millerfamily, 29-33 6, 15 95, 164, 173 191 Index m ... mmm i & wmuM PITTSBURGH'S ONCE- by F.P. Sawders, withhis son as purchasing M mL jSk THRIVING automobile agent. According to The Illustrated Encyclo- VBffi K industry has received regular, if pedta ofAmerican Trucks and Commercial iH flf not comprehensive, coverage. Vehicles (1996), the firm's product debuted WK^^ Even lesser known is the region's in1919 witha IVi-Xontruck powered by a M truck manufacturing history, and time 4-cylinder Continental C-4 engine. In1921, has clouded the record of both industries. a 5-ton model witha Midwest engine was Most prolific was the Lange Motor added to the offerings, and the next year, Truck Co., enduring from 1911 to 1934. The 1Vi-ton and 3-ton trucks were made, also majority of other manufacturers came and withMidwest engines. Allused a 4-speed went between 1900 and 1920, and little transmission. The company operated until remains but the names of such trucks as the 1925, but just seven decades later, no Curtis, Foster, Lawson, Parr, Penn, and —trucks, or even photos, are known to exist.