"The San Francisco courtroom of Judge Michael Roche was crowded with gawkers the morning of Oct. 6, 1949. They awaited the sentencing of Iva D’Aquino, 33, a Japanese-American convicted of treason the week before. As a radio propagandist during World War II for Imperial Japan, she was known among American soldiers and sailors for her distinctively husky voice and excellent command of English as “Tokyo Rose.” - ABA Journal