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Jorgensen V. Jorgensen, Roger J. Traynor May 1948

Jorgensen V. Jorgensen, Roger J. Traynor

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Sebrell V. Los Angeles Railway Corporation, Roger J. Traynor May 1948

Sebrell V. Los Angeles Railway Corporation, Roger J. Traynor

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Warner Bros Pictures, Inc. V. Brodel, Roger J. Traynor May 1948

Warner Bros Pictures, Inc. V. Brodel, Roger J. Traynor

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In Re Loew's Inc. And Elmes, Roger J. Traynor May 1948

In Re Loew's Inc. And Elmes, Roger J. Traynor

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Gallagher V. Municipal Court Of The City Of Los Angeles Et Al, Roger J. Traynor May 1948

Gallagher V. Municipal Court Of The City Of Los Angeles Et Al, Roger J. Traynor

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Hall V. Chamberlain, Roger J. Traynor Apr 1948

Hall V. Chamberlain, Roger J. Traynor

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The People V. John Slobodion , Roger J. Traynor Mar 1948

The People V. John Slobodion , Roger J. Traynor

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Regulation Of Commercial Fishing Jan 1948

Regulation Of Commercial Fishing

Propositions

Initiative. Amends Fish and Game Code. Prohibits use of nets, traps, set lines or other appliances in commercial fishing in fish and game districts in which San Francisco Bay and tributary and connecting bays and streams are situated, for purpose of establishing said waters as recreational fishing area. Excepts commercial fishing for crabs, clams, and oysters, and certain other named varieties. Prohibits possession of nets, traps and set lines in said waters, with certain exceptions. Excepts Clear Lake and Lake Almanor. Repeals inconsistent provisions of Fish and Game Code.

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Superior Judges, Vacancies Jan 1948

Superior Judges, Vacancies

Propositions

Assembly Constitutional Amendment No 11. Amends Section 8 of Article VI of the Constitution. Provides that where Superior Court vacancy occurs at any time during a general election year (instead of after April 1st, as presently provided) election of successor for the full six-year term shall take place in the succeeding general election year.

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Municipal Charters Jan 1948

Municipal Charters

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Assembly Constitutional Amendment No. 18. Amends Section 8 of Article XI of the Constitution. Permits submission of city charters and charter amendments either at special election or ensuing general or municipal election, in place of present requirement that same be submitted 40 to 60 days after completion of publication. Permits charter amendment petitions to be filed at any time. Permits charter to establish borough form of government in less than entire municipality. After establishment of borough, prohibits amendment of borough powers without majority consent of borough voters. Defines "qualified electors” as those currently registered.

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Succession To Governorship Jan 1948

Succession To Governorship

Propositions

Assembly Constitutional Amendment No 14. Amends Section 16 of Article V of the Constitution. Provides that successor to vacancy in Governor’s Office shall serve until completion of Governor’s unexpired term. Adds provisions designating successors to fill Governor’s Office in case Governor-elect dies prior to commencement of his term or fails to take office. Requires Legislature to select acting Governor in cases no provided for herein. Designates successors to fill Office of Lieutenant Governor in case he succeeds to governorship.

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Fish Nets Jan 1948

Fish Nets

Propositions

Initiative. Amends Fish and Game Code. Prohibits use of purse nets and round haul nets for fishing in ocean and tide waters of the State south of line extending due west from Point San Simeon in San Luis Obispo County. Expresses purpose of conserving fish supply. Subject to limitations, permits use of bait nets for taking bait fish. Provides penalties for violation.

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Senate Reapportionment Jan 1948

Senate Reapportionment

Propositions

Initiative Constitution Amendment. Amends Article IV, Section 6 of Constitution. Provides that counties shall be represented in State Senate in proportion to population, but that no county shall have more than 10 Senators. Eliminates present provision that no county shall contain more than one Senate district. Requires 1949 Legislature to reapportion Senate districts according to population shown by 1940 federal census, subsequent adjustments to be made following each decennial federal census. Provides for election of all Senators in 1950, one-half of Senators to be elected every two year thereafter.

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Railroad Brakemen Jan 1948

Railroad Brakemen

Propositions

Initiative. Adds Section 6902.5, amends Section 6902, Labor Code. Empowers Public Utilities Commission to prescribe number of brakemen to be used on railroad trains. Prohibits feather-bed practices in employment of railroad brakemen on trains

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Compensation Of Legislators Jan 1948

Compensation Of Legislators

Propositions

Assembly Constitutional Amendment No.7. Amends Section 23 of Article IV of the Constitution. Eliminates present provision that members of the Legislature shall receive salaries of $100 per mouth. Provides that members of the Legislature shall receive such compensation as may be fixed by law, plus mileage fixed by law but not to exceed five cents per mile.

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Initiatives Jan 1948

Initiatives

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Assembly Constitutional Amendment No 2. Adds Section 1c to Article IV of the Constitution. Provides that every constitutional amendment or statute proposed by the initiative shall relate to but one subject. Prohibits submission to the electors of initiative constitutional amendments or statutes embracing more than one subject and declares that any such initiative hereafter submitted or approved shall not go into effect.

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Veterans' Tax Exemption Jan 1948

Veterans' Tax Exemption

Propositions

Assembly Constitutional Amendment No. 37. Amends Section 1 ¼ of Article XIII of the Constitution. Provides that veterans' $1,000 property tax exemption and $5,000 property ownership limitation shall be determined according to the "assessed" value of the property.

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Aged And Blind Aid Jan 1948

Aged And Blind Aid

Propositions

Initiative Constitutional Amendment. Adds Article XXV to Constitution. Increases maximum aid from $60 to $75 monthly for aged persons, and from $75 to $85 monthly for blind persons. Makes continuing appropriations from State Treasury to finance same. Changes eligibility standards; lowers age and residence requirements for aged aid; increases income and property exemptions permitted to recipients of aged and blind aid. Makes Director, Department Social Welfare, elective office; names first director. Places aid program entirely under State administration, eliminating county functions. Prescribes administrative procedures. Creates lien against State Treasury for cost of aid and administration.

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Residence Of Voters Jan 1948

Residence Of Voters

Propositions

Assembly Constitutional Amendment No. 32. Amends Section 1 of Article II of the Constitution. Requires 54 (instead of 40) days of precinct residence as prerequisite for voting eligibility in that precinct. Preserves voting eligibility of registered electors who move from one precinct to anther within 54 (instead of 40) days prior to an election.

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State Payment Of Tax Exemption Losses Jan 1948

State Payment Of Tax Exemption Losses

Propositions

Senate Constitutional Amendment No 14. Adds Section 19 to Article XIII of the Constitution. Requires State annually reimburse each county, city and county, city, and district for losses in tax revenues arising from real property tax exemptions of veterans and of religious, hospital and charitable institutions.

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Local Control Of Intoxicating Liquors Jan 1948

Local Control Of Intoxicating Liquors

Propositions

Initiative Constitutional Amendment. Adds section 22 ½ to Article XX of Constitution; provides that State licenses for retail sales of intoxicating liquors, whether for consumption on or off the premises where sold, shall not be valid until approved by governing body of county or city wherein sale premises are located; confers upon the governing body of each county and city, and upon the voters thereof, power to forbid or regulate the sale and barter of intoxicating liquor within such county or city or any portion of such county or city,

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Local Control And Enforcement Of Intoxicating Liquors Jan 1948

Local Control And Enforcement Of Intoxicating Liquors

Initiatives

LOCAL CONTROL AND ENFORCEMENT OF INTOXICATING LIQUORS. INITIATIVE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT. Adds Section 22 3/4 to Article XX of Constitution; local governing bodies of County and City to regulate presence of minors in on-sale licensed premises and to regulate lighting and sanitation in such premises; permits unescorted women to be served liquor in such premises only when seated at table; requires apportionment of State liquor license fees to local governments; provides for speedy determination of complaints by local authorities against licensees; restricts issuance of distilled spirits licenses on population basis; continues in effect Section 22, same article; repeals conflicting provisions.

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Local Control Of Intoxicating Liquors Jan 1948

Local Control Of Intoxicating Liquors

Initiatives

LOCAL CONTROL OF INTOXICATING LIQUORS. INITIATIVE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT. Adds section 22 1/2 to Article XX of Constitution; provides that State licenses for retail sale of intoxicating liquors, whether for consumption on or off the premises where sold, shall not be valid until approved by governing body of county or city wherein sale premises are located; confers upon the governing body of each county and city, and upon the voters thereof, power to forbid or regulate the sale and barter of intoxicating liquor within such county or city, or any portion of such county or city.

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Housing Jan 1948

Housing

Initiatives

HOUSING. INITIATIVE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT. Adds Article XXVII to Constitution. Creates State Housing Agency. Authorizes State to guarantee obligations of, and furnish operating subsidies to, public housing authorities, expenditures for such purposes not to exceed $25,000,000 annually. Authorizes State bonds up to $100,000,000 to finance State loans to public housing authorities and private non-profit housing associations; bond principal and interest to be paid from State tax revenues. Prescribes State and local government powers, eminent domain and other powers of housing authorities. Regulates taxation of housing authority property. Exempts local housing authority bonds from taxation.

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Taxes, Gambling, Pensions, Etc. Jan 1948

Taxes, Gambling, Pensions, Etc.

Initiatives

TAXES, GAMBLING, PENSIONS, ETC. INITIATIVE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT. Adds Article XXXII to Constitution. Establishes 2 percent tax on gross receipts of all kinds. Legalizes, licenses and taxes bookmaking and other gambling. Abolishes all other State and local taxes and fees. Provides minimum monthly retirement pensions of $100 until July 1952, $130 thereafter, plus increases proportioned to cost-of-living increases since 1944, payable to aged persons, permanently disabled persons, widows, clergymen, teachers. Provides temporary disability and burial benefits. Regulates oleomargarine, certain healing arts, civic centers, public lands, water pollution, surface mining. Reapportions State Senate. Prohibits primary election cross-filing.

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Pensions, Taxes, Initiatives And Referenda Jan 1948

Pensions, Taxes, Initiatives And Referenda

Initiatives

PENSIONS, TAXES, INITIATIVES AND REFERENDA. INITIATIVE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT. Adds Article XXX, amends Article IV, Section 1, State Constitution. Provides $75 minimum monthly payments for persons at age 60, disabled or blind persons, subject to cost-of-living increases. Imposes one percent gross income tax, to be increased if necessary to finance public schools and pension payments. Abolishes State sales tax. Levies graduated tax on net incomes $30,000 and over. Decreases number of signatures required to qualify initiative petitions; subjects all legislative enactments to referendum; changes procedure for preparing, circulating and filing initiative petitions and preparing arguments on ballot measures.

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Aged And Blind Aid Jan 1948

Aged And Blind Aid

Initiatives

AGED AND BLIND AID. INITIATIVE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT. Adds Article XXV to Constitution. Increases maximum aid from $60 to $75 monthly for aged persons, and from $75 to $85 monthly for blind persons. Makes continuing appropriations from State Treasury to finance same. Changes eligibility standards; lowers age and residence requirements for aged aid; increases income and property exemptions permitted to recipients of aged and blind aid. Makes Director, Department Social Welfare, elective office; names first director. Places aid program entirely under State administration, eliminating county functions. Prescribes administrative procedures. Creates lien against State Treasury for cost of aid and administration.

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State Civil Service Exemptions Jan 1948

State Civil Service Exemptions

Propositions

Senate Constitutional Amendment No. 22. Amends Section 4 of Article XXIV of the Constitution. Exempts from State Civil Service officers and employees of district agricultural associations Employed less than six months per calendar year; stewards, judges, and veterinarians of California Horse Racing Board employed on part-time basis; full time hide and brand inspectors of State Department of Agriculture, and not exceeding four employees of State Board of Equalization. Prohibits Legislature from reviving any optional exemption from State Civil Service, once such exemption has been abolished.

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Chiropractors Jan 1948

Chiropractors

Propositions

Amendment of Initiative Act. Amends Chiropractic Act. Authorizes State Board of Chiropractic Examiners to approve or disapprove schools, prescribe requirements therefor, and determine minimum requirements for chiropractic teachers. Requires license applicants to be graduates of approved schools and increases minimum chiropractic course from 18 to 36 months. Authorizes board to employ investigators, clerical and other help, and nonmember secretary. Adds power of license suspension to board's present power of revocation; brings disciplinary proceedings under Administrative Procedure Act. Eliminates fixed annual $2 license renewal fee and authorizes board to prescribe renewal fee between $2 and $10.

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Fish And Game Commission Jan 1948

Fish And Game Commission

Propositions

Assembly Constitutional Amendment No. 21. Amends Section 25 ½ of Article IV of the Constitution, which presently contains no provision permitting members of the Fish and Game Commission to hold office after the expiration of their respective six year terms and until their successors take office. Amendment provides that each commissioner shall continue in office after the expiration of his term and until the appointment and qualification of his successor.

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