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State Treasurer Trustee Of Certain State Moneys Jan 1942

State Treasurer Trustee Of Certain State Moneys

Propositions

Senate Constitutional Amendment 15. Adds section 29 to Article IV, Constitution. Legislature may require State money controlled by State agencies or departments or collected under State authority be held in trust by State Treasurer before deposit in State Treasury by such agency or department as required by law. Excepts moneys controlled or collected by Regents of University of California. Money held in trust may be disbursed by Treasurer on order of agency or department or deposited in banks to same extent as money in State Treasury.

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Boxing And Wrestling Matches Regulated Jan 1942

Boxing And Wrestling Matches Regulated

Propositions

Senate Constitutional Amendment 13. Amends Constitution, Article IV, section 25 ¾. Legislature may regulate wrestling and boxing matches. YES Limits boxing matches to twelve three minute rounds, except championship matches may be fifteen rounds if first approved by State Athletic Commission. All moneys derived from license fees, taxes or other means, except legislative appropriations therefrom for administrative costs of Athletic Commission, applied to homes for care of war veterans. Exempts from tax proceeds of matches inuring exclusively to benefit of American Legion or other recognized veterans' organizations. Authorizes Legislature to change Boxing and Wrestling Initiative Act.

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Supreme And Appellate Court Procedure Jan 1942

Supreme And Appellate Court Procedure

Propositions

Assembly Constitutional Amendment 55. Amends section 4c, adds sections 4d and 5a, Article VI, Constitution. Empowers Supreme Court to transfer to itself cause pending before District Court of Appeal; to retransfer cause pending before itself to division of District Court of Appeal from which received; and to extend, within prescribed limits, the time for granting or denying a hearing in such cases. Empowers District Courts of Appeal, and appellate department of Superior Court, to certify questions of law to Supreme Court, but permits latter to return same without determination.

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Alcoholic Beverages Jan 1942

Alcoholic Beverages

Initiatives

ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES. LOCAL CONTROL. Initiative Constitutional Amendment. Repeals section 22 of Article XX of Constitution; adds new section 30 thereto. Eliminates exclusive State Control of alcoholic beverages. Empowers each political subdivision to regulate or prohibit sale of alcoholic beverages within its territorial limits. Declares unlawful, sale of alcoholic beverages contrary to local ordinance or law regulating or prohibiting sale thereof. Repeals conflicting constitutional provisions and laws.

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Annual Legislative Sessions And Budgets Jan 1942

Annual Legislative Sessions And Budgets

Propositions

Senate Constitutional Amendment 7. Amends Constitution, Article IV, sections 2 and 34. Requires annual sessions of Legislature, unless Governor in interim convenes Legislature in extraordinary session; all sessions; except extraordinary, commencing first Monday in March and continuing not exceeding 60 days; members' compensation, provided by section 23 same Article, paid during regular session as provided by law. Requires Governor, within first five days of each regular session, submit to Legislature budget for next fiscal year instead of next biennium as now required; in other respects continues existing provisions of section 34 relating to State budgets.

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Basic Science Act Jan 1942

Basic Science Act

Propositions

Initiative. Creates Board of Examiners in basic sciences (naming five sciences) comprising five members with prescribed qualifications appointed by Governor. Requires persons obtain basic science certificate from said Board after written examination before applying to Medical, Dental, Osteopathic or Chiropractic Boards, or other governmental authority, for license to practice healing art (defining same) or any phase thereof. Exempts various professions, present licensees and persons treating sick by prayer in practice of any well-recognized religion. Prescribes examination fees, penalties for violations and disposition of fines, requiring proceeds therefrom used for administering Act. Declares existing statutes not repealed.

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Compensation Of Legislative Members Increased. Mileage Maximum Fixed Jan 1942

Compensation Of Legislative Members Increased. Mileage Maximum Fixed

Propositions

Assembly Constitutional Amendment 2. Amends Constitution, Article IV, section 23. Legislative members to receive $200 each for each month of term for which elected. payable monthly in even numbered years, and during regular legislative session in odd-numbered years as may be provided by law; and mileage to be fixed by law not to exceed five cents per mile.

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Board Of Forestry Established Jan 1942

Board Of Forestry Established

Propositions

Senate Constitutional Amendment 6. Adds Article XXV to Constitution. Creates Board of Forestry of seven members, appointed by Governor with consent of Senate, to represent State's interest in State forests and Federal land matters pertaining to forestry, and determine policy of Division of Forestry, which must prepare plan to reduce losses from forest fires, insect pests and forest diseases, provide fire protection and determine best use of uncultivated wild lands. Creates non-civil service office of State Forester as Chief of Division of Forestry. Transfers funds to support of new Board and Division of Forestry.

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Taxation Of Insurance Companies Jan 1942

Taxation Of Insurance Companies

Propositions

Assembly Constitutional Amendment 53. Adds section 14 4/5 to Article XIII, Constitution. Continues through 1942 present taxation provisions affecting insurers. Thereafter taxes insurers, defining same, on annual basis, at rates, and subject to deductions, therein specified, prescribing specifically basis for title insurers. Specifies allowable realty tax deductions through 1946, thereafter prohibiting deductions for taxes paid on real estate owned unless principal office located thereon. Reduces tax rate .05 percent yearly through 1946, prescribing rate of 2.35 percent of annual tax basis thereafter but empowering Legislature to change rate.

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Boards Of Equalization Jan 1942

Boards Of Equalization

Propositions

Senate Constitutional Amendment 18. Amends Constitution, Article XIII, section 9. State Board of Equalization to comprise five members, each elected from one of five equalization districts. Eliminates Controller from Board. Specifies counties comprising each district, permitting Legislature by two-thirds vote to redefine districts. Member's term four years; those serving when section becomes operative continue for balance of term, Governor appointing member from fifth district to hold until January, 1947. Reenacts, substantially unchanged, present provisions constituting boards of supervisors equalization boards in their respective counties, but without power to alter property valuation assessed by State Board.

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Rates Of Interest On Loans And Judgments Jan 1942

Rates Of Interest On Loans And Judgments

Propositions

Assembly Constitutional Amendment 28. Amends first paragraph of section 22 of Article XX, Constitution. Declares rate of interest on loan or forbearance of any money, goods or things in action, or on accounts after demand, 7 percent per annum, but parties thereto may contract in writing for interest rate not exceeding 10 percent per annum. Declares interest rate on court judgments 5 percent per annum.

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School Districts, Fifth And Sixth Class Cities May Acquire Stock In Municipal Water Companies Jan 1942

School Districts, Fifth And Sixth Class Cities May Acquire Stock In Municipal Water Companies

Propositions

Assembly Constitutional Amendment 19. Amends Constitution, Article IV, section 31c. School districts and cities of fifth or sixth class may acquire and hold capital stock of mutual water companies and corporations for purpose of furnishing water for public municipal or school purposes, with rights, powers, privileges, obligations and liabilities of other holders,

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Use Of Fish And Game Funds Restricted Jan 1942

Use Of Fish And Game Funds Restricted

Propositions

Senate Constitutional Amendment 1. Adds section 25 5/8 to Article IV of Constitution. Requires all moneys collected under any State law relating to protection, conservation, propagation or preservation of fish, game, mollusks or crustaceans, and fines and forfeitures imposed for violation of such laws, be used exclusively for such purposes. Empowers Legislature to provide for division of money derived from such fines and forfeitures.

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Basic Science Act Jan 1942

Basic Science Act

Initiatives

BASIC SCIENCE ACT. Initiative. Creates Board of Examiners in basic sciences (naming five sciences) comprising five members with prescribed qualifications appointed by Governor. Requires persons obtain basic science certificate from said Board after written examination before applying to Medical, Dental, Osteopathic or Chiropractic Boards, or other governmental authority, for license to practice healing art (defining same) or any phase thereof. Exempts various professions, present licensees and persons treating sick by prayer in practice of any well-recognized religion. Prescribes examination fees, penalties for violations and disposition of fines, requiring proceeds therefrom used for administering Act. Declares existing statutes not repealed.

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Personal Income Tax Laws Jan 1942

Personal Income Tax Laws

Initiatives

PERSONAL INCOME TAX LAWS. Initiative Constitutional Amendment. Amends Constitution, Article XIII, section 11. Declares no law imposing income tax on natural persons, or their estates or trusts shall be valid unless approved by majority of voters after initiative proceedings therefor or after submission thereto at next general election following its passage by two-thirds of all members of each House of Legislature. Repeals 1935 Personal Income Tax Act, Chapter 329, Statutes 1935, and similar personal income tax laws enacted in manner inconsistent therewith, preserving liability for accrued taxes.

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Reorganization Of Building And Loan Associations Jan 1942

Reorganization Of Building And Loan Associations

Initiatives

REORGANIZATION OF BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS. Initiative to Legislature. Adds Article XVII to Building and Loan Association Act. Authorizes plans for rehabilitation, readjustment, reorganization, consolidation or merger of building and loan associations, and defines classes of associations affected. Requires consents, specifies procedure, and designates securities permitted to be issued. Requires plans be fair, equitable, non-discriminatory and feasible, and approved by superior court after notice and hearing; declares effect of such approval, and requires undertaking on appeal therefrom. Specifies rights and duties of Building and Loan Commissioner. Declares Legislature may amend or repeal Act.

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Warrants Jan 1942

Warrants

Initiatives

WARRANTS. STATE BANK. GROSS INCOME TAX. Initiative Constitutional Amendment. Defines senior and junior electors, requiring Legislature provide them $20 and $7 weekly, respectively; otherwise creates board to issue them dollar warrants therefor weekly, redeemable annually in cash provided fifty-two two-cent stamps sold by State, affixed thereto. Appropriates $500,000 operating fund. Creates State Bank partly capitalized with $20,000,000 State funds, handling warrants. Substitutes for all other taxes monthly 3 percent gross income tax on money or value received from any source, with exceptions. Changes State county budgetary provisions. Prohibits judicial interference with amendment.

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Decisions By Administrative Officers Jan 1942

Decisions By Administrative Officers

Propositions

Senate Constitutional Amendment 8. Adds section 1b to Article IV, Constitution. Legislature may empower administrative officers to decide law or facts establishing jurisdiction; forbid court annulling findings supported by substantial evidence; authorize judicial review, prescribing court's jurisdiction Supreme Court's jurisdiction subject to section 4c, Article IV; only Supreme Court reviewing Railroad Commission's decisions, only appellate court Industrial Accident Commission's decisions. Forbids court annulling decisions of fact, supported by sufficient evidence, by administrative agencies on municipal affairs, when declared final by city or county charter or ordinance thereunder. Like powers in other cities or counties unaffected.

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Briviesca V. Coronado, Roger J. Traynor Dec 1941

Briviesca V. Coronado, Roger J. Traynor

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No abstract provided.

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Ex Parte Bell , Roger J. Traynor Dec 1941

Ex Parte Bell , Roger J. Traynor

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Van Denburgh V. Goodfellow , Roger J. Traynor Dec 1941

Van Denburgh V. Goodfellow , Roger J. Traynor

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Hall V. Los Angeles , Roger J. Traynor Dec 1941

Hall V. Los Angeles , Roger J. Traynor

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Archer V. City Of Los Angeles, Roger J. Traynor Nov 1941

Archer V. City Of Los Angeles, Roger J. Traynor

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No abstract provided.

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O'Hara V. Los Angeles County Flood Control Dist. , Roger J. Traynor Nov 1941

O'Hara V. Los Angeles County Flood Control Dist. , Roger J. Traynor

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No abstract provided.

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Freire V. Matson Nav. Co., Roger J. Traynor Nov 1941

Freire V. Matson Nav. Co., Roger J. Traynor

Opinions

No abstract provided.

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Moore V. Purse Seine Net , Roger J. Traynor Nov 1941

Moore V. Purse Seine Net , Roger J. Traynor

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Donnelly V. Southern Pac. Co. , Roger J. Traynor Nov 1941

Donnelly V. Southern Pac. Co. , Roger J. Traynor

Opinions

No abstract provided.

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Bruns. V. State Bar , Roger J. Traynor Oct 1941

Bruns. V. State Bar , Roger J. Traynor

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Easton V. Ash , Roger J. Traynor Aug 1941

Easton V. Ash , Roger J. Traynor

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In Re Janes' Estate , Roger J. Traynor Aug 1941

In Re Janes' Estate , Roger J. Traynor

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