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City Of Whittier V. Dixon, Roger J. Traynor
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Neel V. Barnard, Roger J. Traynor
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The Veterans Bond Act Of 1943
Propositions
This act provides for a bond issue of thirty million dollars ($30,000,000) to be used by the Veterans' Welfare Board in assisting California war veterans to acquire farms or homes.
Taxation Of Federal Property
Propositions
Senate Constitutional Amendment , No.2. Amends Section 1 of Article XIII. Eliminates present exemption of property belonging to the United States, to require taxation of such property, where not exempt under laws of United States. Validates any proceeding for the taxation of such property taken prior to adoption of amendment.
Constitutional Officers. Compensation
Constitutional Officers. Compensation
Propositions
Senate Constitutional Amendment No. 29. Adds section 22 to Article V, Constitution. Authorizes Legislature to fix compensation of Lieutenant Governor, Controller, Secretary of State, Superintendent of Public Instruction and Treasurer. Compensation thus fixed to be not less than $3,000 per annum.
Public Officers And Employees. Reinstatement After Military Service
Public Officers And Employees. Reinstatement After Military Service
Propositions
Senate Constitutional Amendment No. 10. Adds section 3.5 to Article XX, Constitution. Authorizes Legislature to provide for reinstatement of public officers and employees, who resign to serve in armed forces of United States or of this State. Validates present statutes conferring such rights. Defines classes of officers and employees affected.
Compensation Of Officers, Increase During Term
Compensation Of Officers, Increase During Term
Propositions
Senate Constitutional Amendment No.1. Amends Section 5 of Article XI, Constitution, to authorize Legislature, by two-thirds vote, to suspend prohibition against increasing the compensation of county, township, or municipal officers during their term of office. Such suspension to continue during the period in which the United States is engaged in war and for one year after the termination of hostilities.
Funds For Elementary Schools
Propositions
Initiative Constitutional Amendment. Amends Constitution, section 15 of Article XIII, to increase the amount of revenue required to be raised and apportioned by the Legislature for public elementary schools from one hundred per cent to one hundred and sixty-six and two-thirds per cent of the entire amount otherwise required to be raised by counties for the support of public day and evening elementary schools. Leaves unchanged the amount to be raised and apportioned for public day and evening secondary and technical schools. Amendment effective from June 30,1945.
Retirement Payments, Gross Income Tax
Retirement Payments, Gross Income Tax
Propositions
Initiative Constitutional Amendment. Adds Article XXX providing $60 monthly payments, beginning June 1945, to citizens having required residence, who are sixty years old or over, or totally and permanently disabled, including those in military service, or blind. Recipients prohibited from gainful occupation and required to expend payments. Provides 3 per cent gross income tax on persons and organizations, except nonprofit organizations: proceeds distributed between State General Fund and special fund established for payments. Permits increase of payments, reduction and increase of tax, and relaxation of eligibility requirements. Repeals Sales and Use Tax.
Legislature. Expenses Of Members
Legislature. Expenses Of Members
Propositions
Assembly Constitutional Amendment No.2. Adds section 23b to Article IV, Constitution, to provide that members of Legislature shall receive their expenses necessarily incurred in attending sessions of the Legislature, subject to rules of Legislature. Such allowance not to exceed expense allowance of other elective State officers.
Taxation Exemption Of Religious, Hospital, And Charitable Organizations
Taxation Exemption Of Religious, Hospital, And Charitable Organizations
Propositions
Assembly Constitutional Amendment No. 17. Authorizes Legislature to exempt from property taxes property used for religious, hospital, or charitable purposes and owned by agencies organized for such purpose/l, which are not conducted for profit and no part of the earnings of which inure to the benefit of any individual. .
Taxation. Veterans Exemption
Propositions
Assembly Constitutional Amendment No.1. Amends section 1 ΒΌ of Article XIII, Constitution. Extends present exemption from taxation of property of resident veterans to persons who served in the armed forces of the United States in time of peace in specified campaigns and were honorably discharged or otherwise honorably released and to persons who after service in the armed forces of the United States have continued in such service, or who, in time of war are in such service.
Legislature. Sessions. Budget
Propositions
Senate Constitutional Amendment No. 25. Amends sections 2 and 34 of Article IV, Constitution. Provides for annual session of Legislature of not to exceed sixty days. Provides for budget and appropriation bill to cover all proposed expenditures of the State for one fiscal year succeeding session of Legislature, instead of budget and appropriation covering two fiscal years.
Validating Tax Deeds
Propositions
Senate Constitutional Amendment No. 21. Adds Section 5 to Article XIII, Constitution, to provide that all deeds issued by any taxing agency by reason of delinquency of taxes or assessments shall be conclusively presumed valid unless declared invalid by judicial decision in an action commenced within one year after date of deed or effective date of amendment, whichever is later. Provides for procedure to govern action.
Right Of Employment
Propositions
Initiative Constitutional Amendment. Adds Section 1A to Article I. Declares right of employment, free from interference because employee does or does not belong to or pay money to a labor organization. Declares interference with such right unlawful and provides remedy by court action. Defines labor organization. Declares section self-executing, and authorizes legislation to facilitate its operation.