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Robinson V. Puls, Roger J. Traynor Aug 1946

Robinson V. Puls, Roger J. Traynor

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Rattray V. Scudder, Roger J. Traynor May 1946

Rattray V. Scudder, Roger J. Traynor

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Olwell V. Hopkins, Roger J. Traynor May 1946

Olwell V. Hopkins, Roger J. Traynor

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Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corp, V. United Automobile, Aircraft, And Agricultural Implement Workers Of America Local 904, Roger J. Traynor Apr 1946

Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corp, V. United Automobile, Aircraft, And Agricultural Implement Workers Of America Local 904, Roger J. Traynor

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S. Siwel Co. V. County Of Los Angeles, Roger J. Traynor Mar 1946

S. Siwel Co. V. County Of Los Angeles, Roger J. Traynor

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West Publishing Co. V. Mccolgan, Roger J. Traynor Feb 1946

West Publishing Co. V. Mccolgan, Roger J. Traynor

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The People V. Mitchell, Roger J. Traynor Feb 1946

The People V. Mitchell, Roger J. Traynor

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Burns V. Brown, Roger J. Traynor Feb 1946

Burns V. Brown, Roger J. Traynor

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Rivieccio V. Bothan, Roger J. Traynor Feb 1946

Rivieccio V. Bothan, Roger J. Traynor

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Park & Tilford Import Co, V. International Brotherhood Of Teamsters Etc, Roger J. Traynor Jan 1946

Park & Tilford Import Co, V. International Brotherhood Of Teamsters Etc, Roger J. Traynor

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Pearson Candy Company V. Waits, Roger J. Traynor Jan 1946

Pearson Candy Company V. Waits, Roger J. Traynor

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Greyhound Racing Jan 1946

Greyhound Racing

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Permits greyhound racing and pari-mutuel wagering thereon in counties having population over 175,000. Establishes board to license racing and wagering in accordance with this measure and regulations the board may prescribe. Authorizes 74 racing days per rear in Los Angeles County and in San Francisco Metropolitan area, 25 days in other counties. Provides 8 per cent of all sums wagered he retained by pari-mutuel pool operator, 4 per cent be paid to fund for pursuing claims of veterans against the United States or this State, and for Veterans' rehabilitation. Provides penalties for violating act.

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Creation Of Court For Tax Appeals Jan 1946

Creation Of Court For Tax Appeals

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ASSEMBLY CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT NO. 39. Adds Sections 4d and 4e to, and amends Section 1 of, Article VI of the Constitution. Creates Court of Tax Appeals consisting of three judges selected in the same manner as Justices of the Supreme Court. Gives court jurisdiction over appeals from the superior court in all cases involving the legality, imposition or collection of taxes and assessments. Decisions of court to be subject to review by the Supreme Court. Authorizes Legislature to provide for review by this new court of State administrative agencies' determinations ill tax matters.

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County Superintendents Of Schools Jan 1946

County Superintendents Of Schools

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Assembly Constitutional Amendment No. 17. Adds section 3.1 to Article IX of the Constitution. Requires that qualifications and salary of county superintendents of schools shall be fixed by the Legislature rather than by local authorities. Permits the Legislature to prescribe different qualifications and salary for each county.

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Amendment Of Laws Adopted By Initiative Jan 1946

Amendment Of Laws Adopted By Initiative

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Senate Constitutional Amendment No. 22. Adds Section 1b to Article IV of the Constitution. Authorizes the Legislature to propose amendments to, or repeal of, laws enacted by initiative. Provides that such proposed amendment or repeal be submitted to vote of the people for adoption or rejection.

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Fair Employment Practices Act Jan 1946

Fair Employment Practices Act

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Initiative. Declares State policy that all persons have the right of equal opportunity to secure employment. To effect such policy makes it unlawful to refuse to hire, to discharge, or to discriminate in conditions of employment against any person because of race, religion, color, national origin or ancestry. Establishes a commission to prevent such unlawful practices by conciliation or order and by education. Provides for judicial review of commission's orders. Appropriates sum for commission.

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Repeal Of Educational Poll Tax Jan 1946

Repeal Of Educational Poll Tax

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Assembly Constitutional Amendment No 28. Repeals section 12, Article XIII of the Constitution, which now provides that the Legislature shall levy a five dollar or more yearly educational poll tax on each male inhabitant, which certain exceptions, between the ages of 21 and 50, such tax to be paid into the State School Fund.

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Annual Sessions Of The Legislature Jan 1946

Annual Sessions Of The Legislature

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ASSEMBLY CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT NO. 1O. Amends Sections 2, 34 and 34a, Article IV of the Constitution. Provides that Legislature shall meet annually. Limits sessions during the even numbered years to consideration of the Budget Bill and certain special matters. Provides that State Budget shall be for a one-year rather thang a two-year period.

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State Superintendents Of Public Instruction Jan 1946

State Superintendents Of Public Instruction

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ASSEMBLY CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT NO. 36, Adds Section 2.1 to Article IX of the Constitution. Creates offices of one Deputy Superintendent of Public Instruction and three Associate Superintendents of Public Instruction to he appointed by the Stale Board of Education upon nomination of Superintendent of Public Instruction for four-year terms without regard to civil service regulations. Permits appointment of additional Associate Superintendents of Public Instruction subject to State civil service.

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Validation Of Legislative Amendments To Alien Land Law Jan 1946

Validation Of Legislative Amendments To Alien Land Law

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Senate Constitutional Amendment No. 17. Amends section 17. Article I of the Constitution. Establishes validity of 1923 and 1943 legislative amendments to initiative measure of 1920 commonly referred to as the Alien Land Law.

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The Veterans' Bond Act Of 1946 Jan 1946

The Veterans' Bond Act Of 1946

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This act provides for a bond issue of one hundred million dollars ($100,000,000) to be used by the Veterans' Welfare Board in assisting California war veterans.

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Business Loans For Veterans Jan 1946

Business Loans For Veterans

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Assembly Constitutional Amendment No. 37. Amends Section 31, Article IV of the Constitution. Permits loans to veterans for purpose of enabling veterans to buy a business, land, buildings, supplies, equipment, machinery or tools, to be used by the veteran in pursuing a gainful occupation. Provides that such aid is exempt from prohibition against giving or lending the credit of the State in aid of any person.

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Public Schools Jan 1946

Public Schools

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Amends same sections of Constitution and simplifies allocation of school funds in same manner as Proposition No. 13. Establishes minimum salary of twenty-four hundred dollars per year for teachers. Increases State support for public schools to one hundred and twenty dollars per year for each pupil in average daily attendance, ninety dollars of which shall be given to local school districts. Authorizes local authorities to determine amount of money to be raised by school district taxes. Prohibits transfer of any school or college to any authority not under the Public School System.

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County Boards Of Education Jan 1946

County Boards Of Education

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Senate Constitutional Amendment No. 16. Adds section 3.3 to Article IX of the Constitution. Provides that members of a county board of education by county charter may be elected rather than appointed. and that the qualifications and terms of office may be established by county charter rather than by general law.

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Allocation Of Public School Funds Jan 1946

Allocation Of Public School Funds

Propositions

Senate Constitutional Amendment No. 11. Amends Section 6, Article IX and Section 15, Article XIII, of the Constitution. Simplifies procedure for allocating State funds for support of Public Schools System. Eliminates necessity of making allocations for support of public schools from State General Fund by providing that sums now appropriated to such fund for support of public schools be appropriated to the State School Fund. Leaves unchanged amounts required to be raised by State for support of Public School System.

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Pensions And Other Matters Jan 1946

Pensions And Other Matters

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PENSIONS AND OTHER MATTERS. INITIATIVE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT. Grants thirty dollar pension bond every Thursday to citizens over age fifty or unable to work. Grants students three to twenty dollar weekly school allowance. Pension bonds redeemed by sale of redemption stamps. Creates commission to administer benefits. Appropriates one hundred million dollars to commission. Repeals all State and local taxes, licenses and fees; prohibits any new except three percent gross income tax payable monthly. Regulates political party nominations. Reapportions State Senate. Regulates legislative committee appointments. Regulates use of school buildings as public meeting places. Prohibits legislative or judicial interference with this amendment.

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Public Schools Jan 1946

Public Schools

Initiatives

PUBLIC SCHOOLS. INITIATIVE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT. Establishes minimum salary of Twenty Four Hundred Dollars a year for teachers. Provides legislature shall appropriate to the state school fund not less than One Hundred Twenty Dollars per year for each pupil attending public school. From such fund each public school district shall receive not less than Ninety Dollars per pupil annually. Authorizes local authorities to determine amount of money to be raised by school district taxes. Prohibits transfer of any school or college to any authority not under the public school system.

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Reapportionment Of Senatorial Districts Jan 1946

Reapportionment Of Senatorial Districts

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REAPPORTIONMENT OF SENATORIAL DISTRICTS. INITIATIVE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT. Amends Article IV, Section 6 of Constitution. Provides that counties shall have representation in the State Senate in proportion to their population, but that no county shall have more than ten senators. Provides that 1947 session of the legislature shall adjust present districts and reapportion senatorial districts in accordance with the population as shown by the 1940 United States census.

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Regulating Mode Of Collective Bargaining And Solicitation Of Labor Jan 1946

Regulating Mode Of Collective Bargaining And Solicitation Of Labor

Initiatives

REGULATING MODE OF COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AND SOLICITATION OF LABOR UNION MEMBERSHIP. Initiative Constitutional Amendment. Forbids two or more persons by cooperation to coerce or compel, (1) any person to affiliate with a labor union, (2) any employer to employ only members of a labor union or to require that any of his employees be members of a labor union; or (3) any employer to bargain with a labor union not legally designated as the collective bargaining agent. Restricts collective bargaining in manner above stated. Provides injunction and damages for violation.

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Salary Of The Governor Jan 1946

Salary Of The Governor

Propositions

ASSEMBLY CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT NO. 35. Amends Section 22, Article V of the Constitution. Authorizes Legislature to fix the Governor’s salary. Provides that Governor's salary can not be less than $10,000 per year. Prohibits increase or decrease after regular session Legislature in 1947 of salary of Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Controller, Secretary of State, Superintendent of Public Instruction or Treasurer during their terms of office.

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