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Ex Parte Levi, Roger J. Traynor May 1952

Ex Parte Levi, Roger J. Traynor

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Ex Parte Barr, Roger J. Traynor May 1952

Ex Parte Barr, Roger J. Traynor

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Orella V. Johnson, Roger J. Traynor Mar 1952

Orella V. Johnson, Roger J. Traynor

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Nichols V. Mccoy, Roger J. Traynor Feb 1952

Nichols V. Mccoy, Roger J. Traynor

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Dorsey V. Barba, Roger J. Traynor Feb 1952

Dorsey V. Barba, Roger J. Traynor

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State Rubbish Collectors Assn. V. Siliznoff, Roger J. Traynor Jan 1952

State Rubbish Collectors Assn. V. Siliznoff, Roger J. Traynor

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Ex Parte James, Roger J. Traynor Jan 1952

Ex Parte James, Roger J. Traynor

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Spaulding V. Cameron, Roger J. Traynor Jan 1952

Spaulding V. Cameron, Roger J. Traynor

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Public School Funds Jan 1952

Public School Funds

Propositions

Initiative Constitutional Amendment. Amends Article IX, Section 6, of the State Constitution. Increases required State support for public schools to One Hundred Eighty Dollars per year for each pupil in average daily attendance, of which each local school district shall receive not less than One Hundred Twenty Dollars per pupil. To become operative July 1, 1953.

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Elections: Ballot Designation Of Party Affiliations Jan 1952

Elections: Ballot Designation Of Party Affiliations

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Submitted by the Legislature as alternative to Proposition No. 13. Provides that at direct primary and special elections, the ballot shall show political party affiliation of each candidate for partisan office, as shown by candidate's registration affidavit.

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Public Funds: Certain Expenditures Prohibited Jan 1952

Public Funds: Certain Expenditures Prohibited

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Initiative Constitutional Amendment. Adds Section 31 ½ to Article IV of Constitution. Prohibits (and provides that Constitution has always prohibited) appropriation or expenditure of public money to California State Chamber of Commerce, any local chamber of commerce, County Supervisors Association, or any private organization which attempts to influence legislation. Directs Attorney General to recover public money hitherto or hereafter expended in violation of such prohibition. Provides that future operation of this prohibition shall not be affected if retroactive application is held invalid.

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Military Service By Public Officers Jan 1952

Military Service By Public Officers

Propositions

Senate Constitutional No. 2 (First Ex. Sess., 1952). Amends Section 20 of Article IV of Constitution. Narrows prohibition against simultaneous holding of state and federal offices, so as not to apply to active military service of less than 30 days per year by public officers belonging to United States armed forces reserves. Provides that such military service shall not affect or suspend tenure of public officers.

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Repealing Constitutional Restrictions On Chinese Jan 1952

Repealing Constitutional Restrictions On Chinese

Propositions

Assembly Constitutional Amendment No. 59. Repeals Article XIX of Constitution, as adopted in 1879, which directs Legislature to prescribe laws imposing conditions on residence of certain aliens and to provide for their removal from the State; which prohibits Chinese employment by corporations and on public works; which directs passage of laws providing for removal of Chinese from cities or their restriction to certain portions of cities, and adoption of laws to prohibit Chinese from entering State.

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State Funds: Hospital Construction Jan 1952

State Funds: Hospital Construction

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Assembly Constitutional Amendment No 58. Amends Section 22 of Article IV of Constitution. Permits Legislature to make state funds available to public agencies and nonprofit corporations for construction of hospital facilities and to authorize use of state funds for that purpose by nonprofit corporations, whenever federal money is made available for such construction.

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Elections: Prohibiting Cross-Filing Jan 1952

Elections: Prohibiting Cross-Filing

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Initiative to the Legislature. Provides that no person shall be a candidate or nominee of a political party for any office unless he has been registered as affiliated with such party for at least three months prior to filing nomination papers. Invalidates conflicting laws.

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Naturopathy Jan 1952

Naturopathy

Initiatives

NATUROPATHY. INITIATIVE. Requires persons practicing as naturopathic physicians, naturopaths, and physical therapists to hold state license. Establishes Board of Naturopathic Examiners empowered to grant licenses, to examine license applicants, to accredit naturopathic colleges, to grant qualifying certificates to specialists and issue reciprocity certificates. Defines scope of practice and fixes minimum educational requirements for naturopathic physicians, naturopaths, and physical therapists. Authorizes suspension or revocation of licenses for unprofessional conduct. Entitles licensed naturopathic physicians to equal privileges with other physicians in clinics, hospitals, and public health facilities and to sign medical reports and certificates required by law.

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Veterans Farm And Home Bonds Jan 1952

Veterans Farm And Home Bonds

Propositions

Assembly Constitutional Amendment No 40. Adds Section 16 to Article XVI of Constitution. Authorizes issue and sale of one hundred fifty million dollars ($150,000,000) in state bonds to provide funds to be used by State Department of Veterans Affairs in accordance with Veterans Farm and Home Purchase Act of 1943 in assisting California war veterans to acquire farms and homes. Brings into operation and validates Veterans Bond Act of 1951, governing issue, sale and redemption of such bonds.

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Subversive Persons And Group Jan 1952

Subversive Persons And Group

Propositions

Assembly Constitutional Amendment No.1 (Third Ex. Sess., 1950,). Adds Section 19 to Article XX of Constitution. Provides that public office or employment shall not be held by, and no tax exemption shall be extended to, any person or organization advocating overthrow of Federal or State Government by force or unlawful means or advocating support of foreign government against United States in event of hostilities. Authorizes legislation to enforce this provision.

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Oaths Of Office Jan 1952

Oaths Of Office

Propositions

Assembly Constitutional Amendment No. 9. Amends Constitution, Article XX, Section 3. Requires each public officer and employee (except inferior officers and employees exempted by law) to take oath that he neither advocates nor is member of any group advocating overthrow of government by force, that during preceding five years he has not been member of such group except as indicated, that he will neither engage in such advocacy nor become member of such group while holding office. Applies to officers and employees of State, including University of California, and of all political subdivisions and agencies thereof.

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Taxation: Welfare Exemption Of Nonprofit School Property Jan 1952

Taxation: Welfare Exemption Of Nonprofit School Property

Propositions

Act of Legislature submitted to electors by referendum. Act amends Section 214, Revenue and Taxation Code. Extends property tax exemption, known as welfare exemption, to property used exclusively for schools of less than collegiate grade owned and operated by nonprofit religious, hospital or charitable organizations.

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Taxation: Insurance Companies And Banks Jan 1952

Taxation: Insurance Companies And Banks

Propositions

Senate Constitutional Amendment No.5. Amends Sections 14 4/5, and 16 of Article XIII of Constitution. Places State Compensation Insurance Fund in same position as private insurance companies with regard to tax liabilities and exemptions. Provides that insurance companies shall not be exempt from payment of motor vehicle registration, license and operation fees. Requires banks to pay motor vehicle fees whenever federal law permits imposition thereof upon national banks.

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Borough Form Of City Government Jan 1952

Borough Form Of City Government

Propositions

Assembly Constitutional Amendment No.1. Amends Section 8 of Article XI of Constitution. Gives any chartered city or city and county alternative of establishing borough form of government either for entire territory or any part thereof, any such borough to exercise such municipal powers and to he administered as the charter prescribes.

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Community Redevelopment Projects Jan 1952

Community Redevelopment Projects

Propositions

Assembly Constitutional Amendment No. 55. Adds Section 19 to Article XIII of Constitution. Authorizes financing cost of development projects from portion of revenue derived from taxes on taxable property within project. Provides that taxing agencies shall continue to receive tax revenues based on assessed value of such property at time of approval of redevelopment plan. Authorizes and validates laws permitting use of additional tax revenue, based on later increases in assessed value, for payment of bonds or other obligations of the redevelopment agency and permitting the agency to pledge such income as security for its obligations.

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Superior Judges, Vacancies Jan 1952

Superior Judges, Vacancies

Propositions

Senate Constitutional Amendment No 16. Amends Section 8 of Article VI of Constitution. Provides that where superior court vacancy occurs during general election year preceding end of the incumbent judge’s term, election of a full-term successor shall be held at same election as if no vacancy had occurred

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Description Of Property For Assessment Jan 1952

Description Of Property For Assessment

Propositions

Assembly Constitutional Amendment No 20. Amends Section 3 of Article XIII of Constitution. Eliminates requirement that federally sectionized land containing more than 640 acres shall be assessed by sections or fractions of sections.

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Property Tax Statements Jan 1952

Property Tax Statements

Propositions

Assembly Constitutional Amendment No 19. Amends Section 8 of Article XIII of Constitution. Authorizes Legislature to permit annual property tax statements to be verified by taxpayer’s written declaration under penalty of perjury, as alternative to verification by oath of taxpayer.

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School Bonds Jan 1952

School Bonds

Propositions

Assembly Constitutional Amendment No 3. Adds Section 16.5 to Article XVI of Constitution. Directs issuance and sale of $185,000,000 of State bonds for purpose of providing loans and grants to school districts of State. Authorizes Legislature to provide for issuance and sale of bonds. Makes bond proceeds available for expenses of bond issuance, for administration of loans and grants, and for repayment of money appropriated from General Fund. Provides that allocation of funds to school districts and their obligation to repay commensurate with ability be regulated by legislature. Declares State policy regarding public school sites and buildings.

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Voter Information Guide For 1952, General Election Jan 1952

Voter Information Guide For 1952, General Election

Propositions

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Payments To Needy Blind Jan 1952

Payments To Needy Blind

Propositions

Senate Constitutional Amendment No. 28. Amends Section 22 of Article IV of Constitution: Prohibits imposition of administrative restrictions on manner in which blind recipient expends aid payments. Provides that such aid payments are for benefit of the blind recipient alone and shall not be regarded as income to any person other than the recipient. Requires State Department of Social Welfare to enforce such provisions.

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Taxation: Church Buildings Under Construction Jan 1952

Taxation: Church Buildings Under Construction

Propositions

Assembly Constitutional Amendment No. 29. Amends Section 1 ½ of Article XIII of Constitution. Extends to church building during course of construction, as well as land on which building is situated, the same tax exemption as is now provided for buildings and land in actual use as places of religious worship

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