She had been jailed for six years after a media outburst demanded she be put on trial upon her return to the United States thirty years before her pardon.  
The most famous person given this name was a UCLA graduate who was granted a full pardon in 1977 by Gerald Ford. She had been jailed for six years after a media outburst demanded she be put on trial upon her return to the United States thirty years before her pardon.  Using the name "Orphan Ann" while doing the program "Zero Hour," she was only convicted on the charge that she "did speak into a microphone concerning the loss of ships."  FTP, identify this name under which Iva Toguri was charged for treason, which American GIs gave to any English-Speaking female broadcasters of Japanese propaganda during WWII.
The most famous person given this name was a UCLA graduate who was granted a full pardon in 1977 by Gerald Ford.
Tokyo Rose (prompt on "Iva Toguri")