Bruno launched his professional career as a reporter for Chicago area newspapers and news agencies . His first job after his graduation was for '' Advertising Age '' before becoming the sports editor of the '' Daily Chronicle '' . He temporarily left his profession in order to serve in the Korean War . Bruno returned to Chicago after the war and joined the staff of the '' Chicago City News Bureau '' as a police reporter . He joined '' The Chicago American '' in 1954 In 1956 , Bruno earned a Fulbright Scholarship in India to study Indian media . He worked as a South Asian correspondent for the International News Service while in India . Bruno covered some of the biggest news stories of the 1950s , including the 1956 Suez Crisis , the Our Lady of the Angels School fire in 1958 , and the Cuban revolution in 1959
Our Lady of the Angels School fire
Our Lady of the Angels School fire
Hal Bruno