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Harr>b L. Hopkins, Administrator
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Assistant Administrator
Howard B. Myers, Director
Social Research Division
Analysis of Current State and Local Funds Specifically
Assigned to Various Welfare Activities
March 16, 1936
Apri 1 25. 1936
Prepared by
ROBERT C. LOWE and Staff
Legal Research Sect ion
under the supervision of
Henry B. Arthur, Assistant Director
Division of Social Research
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Analysis of Current State and Local Funds Specifically
Assigned to Various Welfare Activities
The data presented in the following
tables summari ze an analysi s of the stat¬
utes of the several states and the ap¬
proved plans of the Social Security Board.
The analysis does not include sources
of funds for emergency relief activities,
such a tabulation already having been
made,1 but does make available informa¬
tion showing the manner in which State
Legislatures have attempted to finance
six important welfare activities (Poor
Relief, Old Age Assistance, Blind Assist¬
ance, Aid to Dependent Children in Their
Own Homes, Dependent and Neglected Chil¬
dren Cared for by Agencies and Institu¬
tions and Soldiers* and Sailors* Relief),
and gives the amounts of appropriations
where specified.
Table I shows numerically the distri¬
bution among the states and local units
of the financial responsibility for five
types of relief. Table II indicates how
these political units secured the revenues
required. Tables III and IV further sum¬
marize the types of taxes and borrowings,
applied to six welfare activities.
Because of the diversified types of
relief granted to soldiers and sailors.
a separate Table (V) has been prepared
to give a summary of the current revenues
available for this category. Only the
funds expended for indigent soldiers and
sailors are included in this analysis.
Funds for State bonuses, veterans* com¬
pensation and other forms of financial
assistance not based on a needs test are
excluded.
No attempt has been made to go beyond
the legal sources. In order to make a
complete factual analysis of the source
of funds for these welfare activities,
it would be necessary to go behind the
Acts appropriating money from general
revenue to discover if specified taxes
had been levied to reimburse the general
fund depleted by such appropriations.
Such instances cannot be traced by an
examination of the statutes alone and
this analysis is limited by these fac¬
tors. Moreover, no attempt has been made
to estimate the receipts of taxes spe¬
cifically assigned to the various cate¬
gories. Some of these statutes specifi¬
cally assigning tax receipts do not show,
particularly in the case of local prop¬
erty taxes, what proportion of these
1 8*« Monthly Report* of P.R.R.A. for M*y «n4
Doeoabor 1086*
receipts areavai1 able for welfare activ¬
ities. Since most local general funds
are secured from property taxes, the as¬
signing of a portion of this tax is, as
a matter of fact, the equivalent of an
appropriation from the local general
fund.
In using this analysis the distinc¬
tion between appropriations and expendi¬
tures should be kept in mind. That funds
are appropriated is by no means conclu¬
sive evidence that they are expended.
The only conclusion which may be drawn
is that the money is legally available.
However, since these funds are in most
instances to be used over a period ex¬
tending into the future they are the only
indication at this date of what the ex¬
penditures will be.
An examination of this material re¬
veals that states for the most part have
depended upon general revenue rather than
specific taxes to finance welfare activ¬
ities. There is no indication, except
for local property taxes,"that State Leg¬
islatures have found it particularly ex¬
pedient to assign the receipts of specif¬
ic taxes to provide for the types of re¬
lief under consideration. Local property
taxes have been utilized to a consider¬
able extent, but an examination of the
statutes shows that these taxes generally
date back many years; more recent legis¬
lation has not utilized this source to
the extent which might be inferred from
a cursory glance at the summary tables.
The other specific taxes which are re¬
corded are widely diversified intypeand
fail to indicate any significant tenden¬
cies away from the use of general funds.
The number of States in which borrowing
is authorized to finance these categories
of welfare activity is small (Table IV).
The majority of such authorizations have
been made to finance permanent improve¬
ments such as almshouses and children's
homes or to supplement, temporarily, cur¬
rent funds which because of some emer¬
gency are insufficient. The small extent
of the resort to borrowing for the support
of categorical and poor relief is in
sharp contrast to the broad use of bor¬
rowed funds for emergency unemployment
relief in the States during the depres¬
sion.
A rough estimate of the amount of
funds available indicates that the two
groups who are receiving the greatest
financial aid from the States and local
units are the needy aged and the indi¬
gent veterans, with the amounts avail¬
able for the aged far in excess of the
sums appropriated or made available to
any of the other categories discussed
in this bullet in.
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TABLE I. INCIDENCE OF FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY FOR VARIOUS WELFARE
ACTIVITIES, MARCH 16, 1936
Political Unit
General
Poor
Relief
Old Age
Assistance
B1 ind
Assistance
Dependent
Children
in Their
Own Homes
Dependent and
Neglected
Children
(1 nstitut ions
and Aqencies)
Total Number of States assuming respon-
sibi 1 ity
48
39
35
46
45
State
0
15
14
2
4
Local Units
41
4
11
21
12
State and Local Units
7
20
10
23
29
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TABLE II. SUMMARY OF TYPES OF CURRENT STATE REVENUES1 SPECIFICALLY
ASSIGNED TO VARIOUS WELFARE ACTIVITIES, MARCH 16. 1936
General
Dependent
Dependent and
Old Age
B1 i nd
Children
Neglected
Type of Revenue
Poor
Assistance
Assistance
in Their
Children
Relief
Own Homes
(Institut ions
and Agencies)
Total States Granting
48
39
35
46
45
Specific State Tax Only
0
1
3
1
1
Specific Local Tax Only
17
1
4
6
1
Specific State and Local Taxes
1
0
0
2
0
Specific State Tax Supplemented by
State Funds1
0
b
3
0
0
Specific Local Tax Supplemented by
Local Funds
10
0
2
4
1
Specific State Tax Supplemented by
Local Funds
0
1
0
0
0
Specific Local Tax Supplemented by
State Funds
2
4
5
2
3
Specific State and Local Taxes Supple¬
mented by State and Local Funds
0
1
0
1
0
Specific State Tax Supplemented by
State and Local Funds
0
3
1
1
1
Specific Local Tax Suppl-emented by
State and Local Funds
0
0
0
1
6
State Funds Only
0
9
8
1
3
Local Funds Only
14
3
5
11
10
State and Local Funds
4
11
4
16
19
1 Term "Funds" includes funds from all sources other than tax levies specifically assigned.
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TABLE III SUMMARY OF TYPES OF STATE AND LOCAL TAXES1 SPECIFICALLY ASSIGNED TO
VARIOUS WELFARE ACTIVITIES, MARCH 16, 1936
Type of Tax
General
Poor
Relief
Old Age
Assistance
B1 ind
Assistance
Dependent
Chi1dren
in Their
Own Homes
Dependent and
Neglected
Children
(Institutions
and Agencies)
Soldiers*
and
Sailors'
Assistance
Property
State
„
2
2
___
7
i
Local
30
5
11
15
11
21
Liquor and J
State
-
3
3
2
-
1
Beverages \
Local
-
2
-
-
-
-
Cigarette
State
1
-
-
-
-
-
Luxury, Privilege f
State
-
1
2
1
1
-
and Amusement I
Local
—
—
—
1
—
—
Poll f
State
—
3
—
—
—
—
1
Local
-
—
—
-
-
1
1 nheritance
State
-
2
-
—
1
—
Sales
State
-
2
1
2
-
—
Motor Fuel
Local
—
—
-
1
—
—
Corporate Franchise-
State
—
1
1
2
—
—
1 Includes all taxes, the receipts of which are partially or entirely allocated to a
particular activity.
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TABLE EZ. SUMMARY OF STATE PROVISIONS AUTHORIZING BORROWING FOR VARIOUS
WELFARE ACTIVITIES MARCH 16, 1936
Type of Borrowing
General
Poor
Old Age
Assistance
B1 i nd
Assistance
Dependent
Children
in Their
Own Homes
Dependent
and Neglected
Chi ldren
Soldiers'
and Sailors'
Relief
(Institutions
and Agencies)
Assistance
State Bond Issues
-
-
-
-
_
-
Local Bond Issues
3
-
-
2
1
1
Local: type
not specified
7
-
-
2
-
-
TABLE Y. SUMMARY OF CURRENT FUNOS AVAILABLE FOR INDIGENT
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS (AND DEPENDENTS) MARCH 16, 1936
Type of Revenue
Institutional
Care
Pensions
Relief
Burial
Educational
Aid
Number of States providing
40
18
30
43
18
State funds *
39
14
18
18
18
Local funds ^
-
-
9
22
-
State property tax
-
7
2
1
-
State beverage tax
-
1
-
-
-
Local property tax
2
3
9
6
-
Local poll tax
—
1
-
-
-
1. Includes all sources other than taxes specifically assigned.
ANALYSIS OF CURRENT STATE ANO LOCAL FUNDS SPECIFICALLY ASSIGNED TO VARIOUS WELFARE ACTIVITIES, NARCH 16, 1936
OENERAL POOR RELIEF
STATE SOURCES
LOCAL SOURCES
Taxes, etc.
Appropriat 1 on6
taxes, etc
Appropri at 10n6 \j i
State
Provisions
oa
te
cltation
provisi0n6
citation
Provisions
cl tat ion
Provisions
Effective
Expires
Alabama
Code (1928), Sec.278
County general funo.
Arizona
c00e (1928),
sec. 774.
county tax set by
annual joint ses¬
sion of County
Boaro or Supervi¬
sors and State
Board of Public
Welfare.
Arkansas
stat.(1921 ),
Sec .9063.
County property
tax of 5 mills
placeo in general
fund.
cal1 torn 1 a
Pol.Code (1933)
Sec .4041.16.
County property
tax or poll tax
or both.
Pol.Code (1933),Sec.
4406.
citie6 may erect p00rh0u8cs from oeneral
fund.
Colorado
Comp.Labs (1921
Secs.7204-13,
8917.
County property
tax of 1 to 5
on the 61ze of
the county.
Additional 5
mills to build
a p00rh0u6e■
cohbiect (cut
Sp.Acts (1935),
NO. 524.
$2,000,000 per annum tor support or State
paupers.
July 1, 1935
june 30, 1937
Qen .Stat . {1931),
Sec. 1693.
Iobn General fund.
Xl»u»e
Labs (1935), Ch.45.
$15,000 per annum to reimburse counties ror
50% or rel1ef•
July I, 1935
june 30, 1937
Labs (1931 ),Ch.
189, sec. ii.
county property
tax •
ri_8" ' oa
comp.Labs (1927)
se 06.2373,2908.
( 1934 Supp. ),
sec. 2276.
County property
tax or 3 mills.
Certain counties
may levy addi¬
tional tax.
Certain counties
may borrob to
builo poorhouse.
Comp.Labs (1927),
sec. 2985.
City ano tobn General ruND
georgia
code (1933),
sec.92-3715.
Bounty property
tax of 25% of
State tax for
ioaho
code (1932), sec.
30-2802.
County General fund |
illinois
Labs (1936 2no
Ex . ),S. 8. 6, 8,
9.
tobn ano munici¬
pal property tax.
Rev.Stat.(1935),Ch.
107, Secs.27,37.
County General fund.
indiana
stat. (1933),sec.
52-135,52-202.
iobnship property
tax. county prop¬
erty tax of l/4
or existing rates
to builo poor-
house-
ioba
code (1935),
sec. 5337.
County property
tax of 1 l/2
mills if 0r0inary
revenues not
enough.
Cooe (1935),Secs.
5337, 5771.
County and city General funo.
\j. indicates source or ruNOG but not actual appropriations.
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ANALYSIS OF CURRENT STATE AND LOCAL FUNOS SPECIFICALLY ASSIQNEO TO VARIOUS ■ELFARC ACTIVITIES, MARCH 16, 1936
GENERAL POOR RELIEf
STATE SOURCES
LOCAL SOURCES
State
Taxes, etc.
Appropriations
Taxes, etc.
Appropriations i/
cltat ion
Provisions
citat ion
Provisions
date
Provisions
cltat ion
Provi6•ons
Effective
Expires
Kansas
Laws ( 1933 Ex. ).
ch. 122.
10* of cigarette tax collected in the
county .
Rev.STAT.(1923),
SEC6.39-334,340,
342,345,347.
LAWS ( 1933 ), CHS .
191,192,194,198.
County property
tax of 1 mill.
Certain counties
may levy a001 —
tional taxes.
Certa in counties
may borrow until
march 1937.
Kentucky
Stat . ( 1930),
Sec. 3925.
county property
tax
louisiana
Gen.Stat .(1932),
SECS.6473 , 6474.
Parish property
taxes. In certain
parishes there is
al60 a funo oeriv-
eo from investment
of 10* of fines
ano bono forfei¬
tures by both
cities ano
parishes.
maine
no specific appropriation. 2/
Rev.Stat. (1930), Ch.
33, Secs. 9, 42.
lown and plantation General fund.
maryland
code (1924 ), Ch .
25, sec. 8,
Charter and Pub.
Local Laws,
Salt imore Cl tv,
Sec. 36.
Property taxes
in counties ano
City of Baltimore
1assa 5-lsetts
no appropriation 3/
Ann.Laws (|933),Ch.
117, sec. i .
Town General fund
* cn-saj.
Comp.Laws (1929^
Sees.8235, 8250,
8264.
TOWNSHIP TAXES.
AooiTIONAL COUNTY
TAX TO BUILO POOR-
HOUSE .
MlWKSOTA
Mason's Stat.
(1927),Sees.
3177,3188,3199-1.
County,city,town,
and village prop¬
erty tax. Certain
counties may
p00rh0u8e.
■
cooe (1930),
sec. 5701.
county property
tax.
Code (1930), Sec.
290c .
counties may aio ccrtain private institu¬
tions from the oeneral funo.
Missouri
Rev.Stat. (1929),Sees
12961,6107,6171,
6707, 6807
county poor fund. cities may builo poor-
houses and may borrow for that purpose.
moniana
Rev.cooe (1921 ),
Sec. 4521
County General fund
Comp Stat . ( 1929),
Sees. 68-1 19
county tax to
builo poorhouse.
Comp.Stat .(1929),
Secs. 6&-i03.
County General fund
Nevada
Coup.law6 (1929),
Sec. 5140.
County General fund
VLB hampshire
Pub.Laws (1926),
Chs. 106, 107.
County ano town General fund
J/. Indicates sourcc of funos out not actual appropriations.
2/. State is responsible for support of paupers •ithout any legal settlement. (Rev. Stat. (|930), Ch. 33, Sec. 22) It is possible that this is paio from a lump sum of $1,000,000 per annum appropriated to ihe Bureau of Administration, Aio, and Rei
Health ano Mclfare for the perioo Julv l, 1935 to June 30, 1937, (Sp. Laws (1935), Ch. 46).
3/. Appropriation for poor relief for the period December I. 1934 to November 30, 1935 by an Act approved May 8, 1935; $3,310,000 for relief, $215,000 for administration of poor relief, mothers' aio, ano olo age assistance. (Acts (1935), Ch. 249).
ANALYSIS OF CURRENI STATE ANO LOCAL FUNOS SPECIFICALLY ASSIONEO TO VARIOUS WELFARE ACTIVITIES, MARCH 16, 1936
GENERAL POOR RELIEF
State
state sources
local sources
taxes, etc.
Appropriations
Taxes, etc.
appropriations _l/
Citation 1 Provisions
cltation
Provisions
Date
Provisions
c 1 tat 1 on
Provisions
Effective
Exp ires
tew jer6ey
laws ( 1924 ),
ch. 132.
Count* ano munic¬
ipal property
taxes . couniies
may borrow to
builo Welfare
house■
yew Mexico
101-102.
1/2 mill by
counties ano
municipalities.
yew york
Laws ( 1935),Cm.27.
$200,000 for indian ano state poor.
Division of State Aid, Department of
Social Welfare, $25,190.
july 1, 1935
june 30, 1936
Pus.Welfare Law
(1929),secs.
45,46. l*w6(1935
CH6.368,835.
County and city
property tax.
Albany County
may use motor
tax until 1940
ano may borrow
$400,000.
cooe (1935),sec.
1335, Pus.local
Acts (i935),Chs.
325, 554.
County property
Yortm Dakota
comp.Laws (1913),
sec.2539. Laws
(1933),cm. 96.
County property
tax. County may
borrow to meet
oeficit6.
Ohio
0en.cooe (1934),
sec8.3476,4069,
4091,5638.
county,township,
ano c 1 tv taxes .
80n06 may be
i66ue0 by county
to builo
ftc_ahou
stat.(1931 ),
sec. 7545.
County bonos to
build poormouse.
stat . ( 193! ), sec.
7542.
County General fund.
toe sow
Cooe (1930), Sec.
27-1404.
County general funo.
Per— lyaaia
Laws (1935),Act
413, sec. 222.
Poor district
10 mills.
ibioot island
Pub.Laws (i935).
cm. 2249.
$186,000 to maintain State InF!Ruarv.
JUL* 1. 1935
june 30, 1936
gen .Laws (i923),secb.
1510,1533,1536.
Soutm Carolina
cooe ( 1932),Sees.
4966, 4977
qencral funds of counties ano the cities of
Charleston and Columbia.
South Dakota
Coup.Laws (1929),
Sec. 10056.
County properiy
tax to builo
poormouse.
Cowp.Iaws (1929),
Sees.10039, 10047.
County Oeneral funo.
1 lnnes6ce
Micmie's Cooc
1932),sec.479/.
tax to builo
poormouse .
secs .4797, 4002.
county general funo.
Texas
Stat.(1920),ar.
710.
Bonos to builo
poorhou6e .
Stat.(1928),art.
2351 .
County Oeneral funo.
rev.st* i . ( 1933 ),
sec 6. 19-5-62.
19-5-63.
County property
tax of 1 mill
placed in poor
\j. Indicates source of funds nut not actual appropriations.
ANALYSIS OF CURRENT STATE ANO LOCAL FUNDS SPECIFICALLY ASSIONEO TO VARIOUS IELFANE ACTIVITIES, MARCH 16, 1936
OENERAL POOR RELIEF
state sources
LOCAL SOURCES
Taxes, etc.
Appropriations V
State
cltation
provis ions
c1t a t 1 on
Provisions
Oate
Provisions
citation
Provisions
Effective
Expires
clta 1 ion
v crm on t
Pus.Lass (1933),
Stcs. 3922, 3956.
Iosn or oore General fund
v irq ini a
coot (1930),Sees
2730, 2795.
county property
tax.
cooc (1930), SCC.
3034.
Town Rcneral fund
■ashinston
cooc (1929),scc. 1693
General fund of counties ano certain cities
Coot (l93l),CH.9,
Art . 1 .Sects .2,8,20.
County General funo
f18c in
Stat.(1933),Sees-
49.01,49.09
County and municipal seneral fund
VVOMIN•
REV. Stat .(1931 ),
See.29-1202.
county ocneral fund
\j , i*n i c* rt« source or funos out not actual appropriai ion6.
ANALYSIS OF CURRENT STATE ANO LOCAL FUNOS SPECIFICALLY ASSIGNED TO VARIOUS WELFARE ACTIVITIES, MARCH 16, 1936
OLO AGE ASSISTANCE
state sources
local sources
Taxcs, etc.
Appropriations
[axes, ctc
appropriat ions \J
State
cltat ion
prov16 ions
Cltat ion
Provisions
Date
Provisions
cltat ion
provi s ions
Effective
Expires
cltation
Alabama
lass (1935),ch. 448.
State matches county funos from I mill tax
for Confederate pensions.
lawg (1535),ch. 448.
County General funo
Arizona
Rev.cooe ( 1936 suppi
sec. 2492j.
Lass (1935),Cm. 107.
$275,000 per annum to reimburse counties for
67* of expenditures-
July 1, 1935
june 30, 1937
rev.cooe (1936 supp. ),
Sec. 2492j.
County General funo
Arkansas
Acis (1935),Cm. 321.
■elfare Commission Funo oeriveo from luxury
taxes ano part of 6ale5 tax.
Acts (i935),Ch.
320, 321.
$3,500,000 per annum from Welfare Commission
Funo for oto age ano unemployment relief.
$53,650 per annum for administration of the
'ublic Welfare Commission.
July 1, 1935
june 3c, 1937
California
Stat.(1935),cm. 633.
$210 per person per annum to match county
payments to resioents.
counties for payments to those sithout legal
settlement in any county.
sept. 15, 1935
Unspecified
stat. ( 1935),ch.633.
County General funo
Coloraoo
lass (1933 ),cms.
144, 145
Escheats, State beverage taxes, aooitional
10* inheritance tax, 10* increase in
incorporation fees pa 10 into olo Age
Pension Funo.
las6 (1935),Chs.
172, 186.
$100,000 per month from EMERCENCY relief
Fund to Olo Age Pension Funo.
Relief Committee.
Apr. 10, 1935
june 30, 1937
unspecifieo
Lass ( 1933 ), Chs.
144, 145.
$1 annual addi¬
tional recistra-
tion fee for
motor vehicle6,
ano 50* of munic¬
ipal beverage
taxes paio into
County Pension
Fund.
Lass ( 1933), Ch. 144
County general fund if county Pension
Funo insufficient.
Connecticut
Gen. Stat.(1931-35
Supp. ),SEC .749c-
764c.
$2,100,000 to be rai6e0 annually beginning
April 1, 1936 by $3 poll tax.
spec. Acts (1935),
no. 409.
$35,000 advanced from general funo for olo
age assistance, to be repaio from first
revenue from poll tax.
July 1, 1935
Unspecifieo
Oclabare
Labs (1935), Ch.42.
July I, 1935
june 30, 1937
1
Fu»ioa
Lass (1935), Ch.
1714 1 .
State Pension Board may transfer surplus
from confederate Pension Funo.
june 5, 1935
unspecif ieo
Lass (1935), Ch.17141
County 6eneral funo
flEOasi*
' 0a«
Las6 ( 1935),Ch. 104,
sec.2 ( 1935 Ex. ),ch.
12, sec. 28.
$100,000 per month from the cooperative
Revenue Funo for cooperation sith the
Fcoeral government "for relief ano unemploy¬
ment purposes".
March 20, 1935
dec. 31, 1936
labs (1931 ), ch. 16,
Sec. 20.
County Poor or current expense funo.
Illinois
lass (1935),s.8. 641 .
$5,000,000 for old age pensions.
July , 1935
Eno of 1st fis¬
cal quarter
after adjourn¬
ment of next
regular session.
Indiana
lass ( 1933 ),ch. 36,
secs. 20, 21.
Auoitor shall issue sarrant6 on State treas¬
urer to reimburse county for 1/2 of county
expenditures from general ruNO
jan. 1934
Unspecified
labs (1933 ), ch.
36, sec. 20.
county tax paid
into general
funo
loba
Lass (1933-1934 Ex.
Cm. 19, sec. 34
Poll tax paid into Old Age Pension Funo.
lab6 (1935),chs. 55,
143.
$1,000,000 from general funo to olo age
Pension Funo.
$25,000 from general funo to ol0 Ag£
Assistance Revolving Fund.
July I, 1935
May 9, 1935
june 30, 1937
Unspec ir ieo.
Kansas
Kentucky
Stat.(1930), Sec.
93S—i—1.
County General fund.
Louisiana
\j. Indicates source or ruNOs but not actual appropriations.
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ANALYSIS OF CURRENT STATE AND LOCAL FUNDS SPECIFICALLY ASSIGNED TO VARIOUS RELEASE ACTIVITIES, MARCH 16, 1936
OLD AGE ASSISTANCE
State
STATC SOURCES
LOCAL SOURCES
taxe6, etc.
Appropriations
iaxe8, etc
appropriations j/
Citation
prov1s1ons
Cltat ion
provi6 ions
Date
Provi6 ions
Citation
Provisions
Effect i ve
Expires
Cltat ion
Maine
pr I v .Labs (1935),
Ch. 46.
Rev.Stat.(1930),Ch .2
Sec.103. Executive
Order in Council,
Dec. 27, 1935.
$1,000,000 annual lump sum to Bureau of
Administration,Aio, and Relief for 1/2 of
old age assistance and for other belfare
services.
Comptroller oirecteo to pay assistance from
State Contingent Funo.
July 1, 1935
■hen Federal aid
june 30, 1937
unspecifieo
Labs ( 1933 ),CH.267
City, tobn, or plantation General fund.
Marvlano
Labs (1935),CH. 188,
sec. 72p.
$1,500,000 to pay 2/3 of Olo Age Pensions.
Apr. 1, 1935
Unspecified
labs (1935), CH.592.
County ano Baltimore City provioe l/3 of
pension from general fund.
0a8sachuset ts
Acts (1935),CH .442 .
Local liquor license fees are paid to State
to reimburse cities and t0bns for 1/3 of
assistance.
y
labs (1930), Ch .402 .
General fund of cities and tobns.
michigan
labs ( 1935),ch.256.
$2,000,000 per annum.
July 1, 1935
june 30, 1937
M inne60ta
Labs (1935 Ex.),
H.B. 260.
$2,750,000 to reimburse counties for 1/3
of assistance.
$75,000 of the above may be useo for
aom1nistration.
$10,000 of the above may be useo before
March 1, 1936.
Mar. 1, 1936
june 30, 1937
Labs (1935 Ex. ),
h.B. 264.
County property
Mississippi
Labs ( 1935 Ex.),
s.e. 9.
$700,000 for aid to aged. blind, crippleo,
ano oepenoent children. not more than 10%
to be useo for aomin 16trat1 on.
Nov. 1, 1935
apr. 1. 1936 .Jj
Missouri
lams ( 1935), h.8.
541 .
$2,500,000 for olo age assistance
$230,000 for administration.
jan. 1, 1935
dec. 31, 1936
montana
Lams (1935), Ch.
109, 170.
State may reimburse county as much as 75%
from State ano Feoeral Funos.
$3,000,000 for relief ano to match federal
funos for social 6ecurity.
Mar. 2, 1935
Mar. 1, 1937
Labs ( 1935), Ch .
170.
County tax paid
into Poor Funo.
*esr*sx*
Labs (1935 1st Ex.),
Ch. 20.
$2,518,585.71 from State Assistance Fund.
Nov. 26, 1935
june 30, 1937
mcukfta
Compiled Labs ( 1929),
Sec. Si 10.
County General fund.
County, city, or tobn Oeneral ruNO.
Labs ( 1935), Ch .
127.
j 1 1935
june 30, 1937
Labs ( 1935),ch. 127,
Sec. 6.
for 5% of expenditures.
neb jerse *
Labs (1935), Ch . 180
inheritance tax
labs ( 1935),ch.239,
( 1936),Ch.31,sec. 19.
State reimburses county for 87 1/2% of
assistance if Federal funds available, 75%
0therbi8e-
$16,160 for administration.
July 1, 1935
june 30, 1936
labs (1936), ch. 31,
sec. 18.
County General funo.
neb meaico
Lamb (i935), Chs
12, 116.
$250,000 per annum from liquor taxes payable
to the School Equalisation Funo paio into
Relief Funo. Corporate franchise tax is
paio into the Relief Fund.
labs ( 1935), ch. 86,
sec. ii.
$500,000 per annum from the relief funo for
relief ano cooperation •itm the feoeral
government in social 6ecurity.
July 1935
june 30, 1937
Neb tor*
labs ( 1935),ch. 27.
$3,375,000 to reimburse Belfare Districts
for l/2 of expenditures.
$306,700 for administration. 3/
July I, 1935
june 30, 1936
Cons. Labs ( 1930),
ch. 49 1/2, sec. 124.
General funo of Belfare Districts.
North Carolina
North Oakota
Labs (1933),CH.254.
Property tax of 1/iOmill.
J/. I no i ca »c# bource or funds But not actual appropriations.
2/. appropriation for administration for the per 100 december I, 1934 to november 30, 1935 by an act approved May 6, 1935; $215,000 (Acts (1935), Cx. 249).
3/. $30,000 appropriated to the Department or Social Belfare for administration from the time Feoeral funds granted to may I, 1936. (Labs (1935), Ch. 666).
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ANALYSIS Of CURRENT STATE ANO LOCAL FUNDS SPECIFICALLY ASSIQNEO TO VARIOUS WELFARE ACTIVITIES, MARCH 16, 1936
OLD AGE ASSISTANCE
STATE SOURCES
Labs I 1935),H.6.554,
( 1935 Ex. ),s.b. 402.
Provisions
$2,000,000 for assistance from receipts
from the sales tax.
$500,000 for assistance from the county poor
relief excise funo
$125,000 for administration from receipts
from the sales tax.
$250,000 for administration from the
$1 for each gallon of liquor sold by
Department of Liquor Control, from ti
general funo.
All su s p.jio into the general funo
the ll j0r control rotary funo are
appropriated for assistance.
the
5. 1935
une 5, 1935
5, 1935
17, 1936
17, 1936
une 5, 1935
Expires
unspecifieo
unspecifieo
Unspecifieo
Unspecifieo
Dec. 31, 1936
Oec. 31, 1936
LOCAL SOURCES
prov i si0n6
Lag6 ( 1935), Cm. 428,
(1935 Ex.),cm.45.
75% of liquor
for mothers' '
oirect relief
sales tax to be paid into 0lo age as6i stance
funo for olo age pen6i0n6, oepenoent cm i l-
oren, blind assistance, ano oirect relief.
Labs (1935), CH.408,
SEC. 25.
$1,000,000 from generf
amount from counties 1
•hen Feci
funds avi
labs (1933), ch.284,
Sec. 24.
County General funo. 2/
Acts (1935),Chs.
IA, 3 I A, 57A.
$3,200,000 for blino ano old age assistance.
$19,880,000 for olo age assistance.
$180,000 for administration of blino
assistance, olo age assistance, and mothers'
mar .
June
June
Unspecifieo
may 31, 1937
may 31, 1937
Acts (1935 Ex.),No.64
county i
general
grant.
ed c% of statc
Labs (1935), Ch .
2191, s.R. 24*.
$200,000 for olo age assistance.
$20,000 for administration.
June 30, 1936
Labs (1935), Ch.2191
tobns ano cities pay administration
expense from general funo.
Labs (1935 2nd Ex.)
Cm. 472.
$25,000,000 to Old Age Assistance Funo.
$100,000 to Olo Age Assistance Commissk
$35,000 to Comptroller for administf
$20,000 to Treasurer for aoministra
Aug. 31,
unepecifii
aug. 31, 1937
Aug. 31, 1937
TEv18E0 Stat . (1933 ),
SEC. 19-12-1 .
County general
Labs (1935),NO.29.
$ I .75 per annum.
Labs( 1935),NI
Sec. 23.
$250,000 per ani
$15,000 of the
june 30, 1937
virginia
•ashingtc
.AGs (1935). Chs.
182, 183.
$10,000,000 fr(
a0mini6tration.
$250,000 from i
the general funo. 5% for
e Olo Age Pension Funo.
June 30, 1937
Labs ( 1935).Ch.554.
$500,000 to reimburse counties for 80% or
pens i ons .
$1,000,000 per annum 10 reimburse counties
for 80% of pens ions •
june 30, 1936
unspf'fied
labs (1935),CH. 101
State to f
l/2 FROM GENERAL f
Acts (1931), ch .
32. Sec. 31.
Labs I 1935),Cm.
County property
of 5 mills
paid into the Olo
Agt Pension fuNo.
( 1935 ),Ch. 554.
County and «
County properiy
" mi-
J/. Indicates source of funos but not actual appropriations.
2/. This Act is repealeo bmen Feoeral ruNOa are available, ano all funos are provided by the State and Federal Governments. (Labs (1935), Ch. 407 as amendeo by Labs (1935 i6t Ex.), Ch. 50).
3/. governor author i ted to supply funos as require0 by any federal leg i sla i ive or executive act granting funds, from any funds available for purpose of federal act.
j/. no current appropriation.
ANALYSIS OF CURRENT STATE ANO LOCAL FUNOS SPECIFICALLY ASSIGNEO TO VARIOUS IELFARE ACTIVITIES, MARCH 16, 1936
BLIND ASSISTANCE
siate sources
local sources
Taxes, etc.
appropriations
taxes, etc.
Appropriations \j
State
cltat ion
Provisions
cltation
Provisions
Date
Provisions
cltat ion
Provisions
Effect i ve
Expires
citation
Alabama
ar 1 zona
Las6 ( 1935),ch.78,
Art. 4, Sec. 2.
Liquor, luxury ano privilege taxes less
$5,000 per month paio into governor's Relief
Fund for relief and public belfare.
stat. ( 1931 ),sec.
8189-e.
$10 annual pool ano billiard table tax paio
into Indigent Blind Funo.
Acts ( 1935),art .315.
July 1, 1935
june 30, 1937
Californ1 a
stat.(1935),ch.703.
Controller shall orab barrants on general
fund to reimburse counties for l/2 of the
aid granteo.
sept. 15, 1935
Unspecified
stat.(1931), ch.
882.
County tax of
2/10 mill.
coloraoo
Coup.Labs (1932
Supp. ),sec. 748.
Labs ( i935),ch.25.
$65,000 per annum to reimburse the counties
for 1/2 of the a 10 granted.
July i, 1935
june 30, 1937
Comp.Lab6 (1932
Supp.),sec. 745.
County tax.
Connecticut
Spec.acts (i935),
no. 524.
$23,663 for relief of needy blind.
$23,723 for relief of needy blind.
July 1, 1935
July 1, 1936
june 30, 1936
june 30, 1937
Florida
lab6 (1935), Ch. 16604
County General funo
georcia
1 oa ho
Labs ( 1935),ch. 104,
SEC. 2, ( 1935 Ex.),
Ch. 12, SEC. 28.
$100,000 per month from the cooperative
Federal Government *for relief ano unemploy¬
ment purposes".
Mar. 20, 1935
oec. 31, 1936
cooe ( 1932),sec.
30-3201.
County Current expense fund.
Illinois
Smith-huro Rev.stat.
( 1935).ch. 23,see.
286a.
Property tax of 2/10 mill paid into Blind
Relief Fund to reimburse counties for l/2
of the a 10 0rante0.
labs ( 1935), s.b.
228.
$533,700 rpom general fund to Blino Belief
Fund to supplement the tax.
May 28, 1935
Unspecified
Smith-Huro Rev.Stat.
(1935), Ch.23,sec.
286.
County General funo.
indiana
Acts ( 1935),ch. 164
a sufficient amount of money annually from
the general funo to pay benefits.
$30,000 per annum to boaro of inoustrial
alo for the blino for administration.
jan. 1, 1936
july 1. 1935
Unspecified
june 30, 1937
on.
Cooe (1931), sec.
5384.
County General fund or poor funo.
»ansa 5
y
Rev. stat. ( 1923),
sec. 19-244.
County general fund.
kentucky
stat . (1930), see.
1893-a-10.
County may levy
Stat.(1930),sec.
1893-a-10.
County General fund.
lou 1s1 ana
Gen.sta t.(1935 supp .)
sec. 9592.
Pari6h general funo.
ma inc
labs (1935), Ch .46.
Rev.stat .(1930),ch.
2,sec. 103.
Executive Order in
Council, Oec. 27,
1935.
$1,000,000 annual lump sum appropriation to
Bureau or Administration, Aid,ano Relief.
comptroller directed to pay a 10 from hcalth
Department Appropriation.
July i, 1935
■hen Feoeral aid
ava ilable .
june 30, 1937
Unspecified
lab6 ( 1933 ), Ch . 1,
sec. 226.
Cities and tosns may grant ao'oitional
alo from the qeneral funo.
Maryland
Ann.Cooe (1935 Supp.),
Art.30,Sec. 16.
General tuno or counties ano City or
Baliimore .
no appropriation. 3/
mlchioan
Minnesota
lab6 (1935),ch. 159
$90,000 per annum for alo to blino.
july 1, 1935
june 30, 1937
j/. Indicates source or tunos but not actual appropriations.
2/. $775,000 appropriated to the Governor to use in his discretion to cooperate sith the Feoeral government in the administration or social security (Labs (1935), Ch. 6).
3/. Appropriation roR slino assistance for the period Oecember I, 1934 to November 30, 1935 by an Act approveo May 8, 1935} $184,500 for assistance, $43,000 for administration (Act6 (1935), Ch. 249, 497).
ANALYSIS OF CURRENT STATE ANO LOCAL FUNDS SPECIFICALLY ASSIGNED TO VARIOUS (ELFARE ACTIVITIES, MARCH 16, 1936
BLIND ASSISTANCE
STATE SOURCES
LOCAL SOURCES
Taxes, etc.
Appropriations
taxes, etc.
appropriation6 i/
Date
State
Citation
Provisions
Citation
Provisions
Effect i ve
Expires
citation
Provisions
Cl tat ion
Provisions
Labs (1935 Ex. ),
S.8. 9.
$700,000 for assistance to aoeo, 0epfn0ent
children in their osn homes, ano blino.
Administrative expense not to exceeo 10%.
Nov. , 1935
April 1, 1936
missouri
Rev.Stat.(1929),
Sec. 8903.
Property tax or 3 mills paid into 8lino
Pension Fund.
Lass ( 1935), H.8.
165, 211.
$2,750,000 ror 8l ino Pensions prom Blino
Pension Fund.
$304,711 to Commission or the Blino por
aomin 1strat ion .
$20,000 to State Auditor for administration.
$4,800 to State Treasurer for Administration
Jan. 1, 1935
dec. 31, 1936
montana
nebraska
Las6( 1935 Ex .),
ch. 20.
$68,604.74 from State Assistance Funo.
Nov. 26, 1935
june 30, 1937
labs (1935),
CH. 138.
county tax of
1/2 mill.
nevaoa
Comp .Lass (1929)
sec. 2313.
county tax of 5
mills.
Ne* Hampshire
Lass ( 1935),Ch. 137.
$3,000 per annum to reimburse counties for
5% of aio granted.
july 1, 1935
june 30, 1937
lass ( 1935),ch. 137.
County General funo.
ne* Jersey
Comp.Stat.(191 1-24
Supp. ),Sec.30-288.
Lass ( 1935), Ch.239.
$88,615 lump sum to Commission for the Blind
State pay6 for assistance to those sithout
leoal settlement in any county.
july 1, 1935
june 30, 1936
comp.stat.(1911-24
Supp. ),Sec .30-288.
County and municipal general fund.
ne* «e»ico
lass 11935), Chs.
12, 116.
$250,000 per annum from liquor taxe6 payable
to the school equalization funo shall be
pa 10 into the RELIEr funo.
corporate pranch1se tax is pa 10 into the
Reliep funo.
lass (1935), Ch .86,
See. II.
$500,000 per annum from the relief funo for
relief and cooperation sith the feoeral
gvoernment in social security.
July 1, 1935
june 30, 1937
ne* t op*
las6(i922), Ch.
185,sec. 12.
county tax
N.Y.C. Charter (1932)
sec. 676.
$200,000 per annum.
Carolina
Lab6 ( 1935),ch.53,
sec. 12.
$25,000 per annum lump bum to commission
for the 8l1 no.
mar. 5, 1935
Unspecified
ncn-w Dakota
>.0
Cooe (1934 Rev. ),
sec. 5625-5
county tax
ao.a«o«a
las6 ( i935),ch.24,
Art.i,sec. 6,7.
$30,000 to Aoult Blino Revolving Funo.
$4,400 per annum for administration.
May 8, 1935
July 1, 1935
un6pecifieo
june 30, 1937
Lass (1935), Ch.
24, Art. I.Sec.8
county tax reim¬
burses State for
payment8 to resi¬
dents of the
Ore Ron
lass ( 1935),ch.45.
Sales tax paio into Public Assistance ruNO
ror a10 to aoeo, blino, and oepenoent
chiloren .
Lass( 1935 Ex.),
Ch. 60.
County property
tax levieo to
match State funds
after Jan. 1,
1937. 2/
lass(1935),act 3 ia,
56a .
$3,085,000 for Blino Assistance.
$180,000 for administration of Mothers' Aio,
Olo Aqe Assistance, ano Blino Assistance
June 1, 1935
June 1, 1935
may 31, 1937
May 31, 1937
Rhode islano
South Carolina
South Dakota
*
Tennessee
Texas
J/. Indicatea sounce or ruNOs but not actual appropriations.
2/. La* not cffcctive until Fcocral Funo* are maoc available.
ANALYSIS OF CURRENT STATE AND LOCAL FUNDS SPECIFICALLY ASSIONEO TO VARIOUS ■ELfARE ACTIVITIES, MARCH 16, 1936
BLIND ASSISTANCE
STATE SOURCES
LOCAL SOURCES j
Taxes, etc.
Appropriat1 on6
Taxes, etc
Appropriations l/
State
Citation
Provisions
Citation
Provisions
Date
citat ion
Provisions
Citat ion
prov16 i0N6
Effective
Exp ires
Utah
2/
Rev.Stat.(1933),
Sec. 19-5-66.
county tax of
1/10 hill.
Vermont
Labs ( 1935 Ex. ),
H.B. 27.
$5,000 to hatch Feoeral funos.
$10,000 to hatch Feoeral fund6.
july 1, 1935
July 1, 1936
june 30, 1936
June 30, 1937
Virginia
•asmington
Lass (1935),
CH. 106.
County tax of
1/5 mill.
Vest Virginia
• 16con6 in
Las6 (1935), Ch.554
$50,000 annually to reimburse counties for
04% of expenditures, 4% of sh1ch is for
July 1, 1935
Unspecified
Stat . (1933),Sec.
47.06 (8).
County Property
•yon ing
Lass (1935), CH.
129, Sec. 6.
Liquor tax.
j/. indicates source of funds bui not actual appropriations.
2/. The Oovernor is authorized to supply funds as requireo by any federal leoi6Lative or executive Aci qranting funos, fron any funos available for ime purpose of the Feoeral Act. (lass (1935), Cm. 69).
ANALYSIS Or CURRCN! SIAIt AND LOCAL FUNDS SPECIFICALLY ASSIQNCO TO VARIOUS ■ELFARE AC 11VI TIES, MARCH 16, 1936
AIO TO DEPENOCN! CHILDREN IN FHCIR OIN «OMES
S ia IE SOURCES
LOCAL SOURCES
Taxes, CTC.
Faxes, etc.
appropriation. j/
State
Cl ta1 ion
Provisions
Citation
Provisions
Date
Provisions
Citation
Provisions
Effective
Expires
Citation
Alabama
Lars ( 1935),ch.496.
State reimburses county tor i/2 or aid. 2/
Lars (1935),no .496.
County general fund.
Arizona
Labs (1935).cm. 78.
into the Public Beltane Funo to support
•clearc scrviccs incluoinq aio to dcpcnocnt
children.
Ark ansa g
crarforo ano moses
Oioest of Stat.
( 1921 ), SEC . 8229,
acts (1927), Ch. 73.
County General funo or Mothers' Pension
Funo.
cal itornia
stat .(1935),cm. 804
State i*avb local units $i20 per year tor
each cmilo cared for.
Sept. 15, 1935
unspecif ieo
Comp .Lars (1921 J
cm. 19, sec.611 .
County property
tax of 1/8 mill.
stat. (1935),ch.804
County, torn, ano city general funo.
Colorado
conncct1 cut
Sp.Actb (1935),
no. 524
$800,000 per annum for • 1 dors' aio.
July 1, 1935
june 30, 1937
Oen. Stat. (1930),
Cm. 99, sec. 1929.
County ano municipality each reimburse
expenoiture6.
lars (1935), Cm.42.
$55,625 per annum for 50% or mothers'
pensions paid 8v the counties.
July 1, 1935
june 30, 1937
lars ( 1921 ), cm.
183, Lars (1923).
Ch. 200.
County General funo.
Florida
comp. lar6
(1934 supp. ),
sec. 2276 (18),
3727 (3).
County property
tax of 1 mill.
acoroia
March 20, 1935
Lars (1935), Cm. 104
sec. 2, (1935 Ex.),
Cm. 12, sec. 28.
$100,000 per month from the cooperative
Revenue Funo for cooperation rith the
Feoeral Government 'for relief and
unemployment purpose s".
Oec. 31, 1936
Code (1932), Ch.
30, Sec. 3004.
County General funo.
ILL'no 1 s
Larr (1935), H. B.
855.
$1,000,000 to counties g1v1no mothers' aid.
sept. 1, 1935
End of 1st fiscal
quarter after
eno of next
regular scgsion.
rev.stat.
(SmiTM-Huro),
(1935), Ch. 23,
Sec. 338.
tax of 2/5 mill
in some counties
3/5 mill in
others.
inc ana
Baldwin's Ann. Stat.
(1934), sec. 5675.
County General funo.
IORA
cooe (1935), Ch.
180, see.
3641 (•!).
Certain counties
may levy
property tax of
1/4 mill.
Cooc (1935), Cm.
180, See. 3641.
County General funo.
Kansas
V
rev. stat. ((923),
Cm. 39. See. 602.
County General funo.
Rcntucmv
Carroll's Stat.
(1930), see.
331-l—29.
county property
tax of 2 mills
j/. Indicates •ounce or funog but not actual appropriations.
2/. approprtat ion Act un oca con* i oca a t ion in lcoiolatunc.
2/. 1779,000 appropriatc0 to tmc governor to um in nio discretion to coopcna tf rl tm tmc fcocnal government too tmf a on inistnat iom of social sc cud i tv. (lars (>935), cm. 6).
ANALYSIS OF CURRENT STATE AND LOCAL FUNDS SPECIFICALLY ASSIGNED TO VARIOUS BELFARE ACTIVITIES, MARCH 16, 1936
AID TO OEPENDENI CHILOREN IN THEIR OBN HOMES
STATE SOURCES
LOCAL SOURCES
Taxes, etc.
appropriaiions
Taxes, etc.
Appropriations \j
State
cltat ion
provisions
cltat ion
Provisions
oate
cl tat ion
Provisions
cl ta t ion
provisi0n6
Effective
Expires
Louisiana
Acts (1934 1st Ex.),
No.25, Gen. Stat.
(1932), sec.9423.
1/6 or 1 1/29 corporate franchise tax is
useo to pay $1,000 to par 1 she s and
municipalities bhich appropriate $500, and
to match ruRTHER appropriations by PARISHES
and municipalities.
Acts (i934 1st
Ex . ) ,Nos . 16, 17,
21, 25; ( 2no Ex.),
4, 31, 32.
Parish ano' munici¬
pal amusement tax
6heriff fee6 are
paid int0*the
State treasury
relief and
mothers' aid.
Parish and Neb
Orleans motor fuel
tax pa 10 into the
State treasury for
lief, mothers'
a id, ano roads ■
Ma inc
Priv. and sp.lab6
( 1935), ch.46. rev.
stat.(1930), CH.2,
sec. 103.
Executive Oroer in
Council, Dec. 27,
1935.
$1,000,000 annual lump sum appropriation to
Bureau of Administration, Aid, ano Relief of
the Department of Health and Belfare is useo
for this and other Belfare services.
Comptroller directed to pay aio from Health
Department Appropriation.
July 1, 1935
bhen Federal Aio
available
june 30, 1937
Unspecified.
Pue.Labs ( 1935), Ch.
1, sec. 200.
Town reimburses State from qeneral funo
for 1/2 the amount expenoeo
MARYLANO
Labs ( 1935), Ch . 188
sec. 72p.
1* sales tax for olo aoe assistance and
rel icf .
Labs (1933),
Ch. 61.
County and City
of 8al tim0re
1 1/2 mills.
0en. Lab6 ( 1932 ),
ch. 118, sec. 6.
State pays local unit6 i/3 of expenses roR
res 1 dent s, total expense6 for others. 2/
Acts (1935), Ch.
188.
munic 1 pal bonos
to l/29 of
as6e8se0
valuation.
Gen.Labs (1932), Ch .
118, sec. 2.
City ano tcbn qeneral funo.
M 1 CM 1 san
Acts ( 1931 ), No. 30.
county qeneral funo.
b 'mcsota
y
Na60n's Stat . (1927),
SEC. 8672.
County poor or qeneral fund.
B . s3 ■ ss l»Pl
Lab6 ( 1935 1st Ex . ),
s• b. 9.
$700,000 for aio to aqeo, blind, crippled,
ano oepenoent chiloren. not more than 109
or this 16 to be useo for administration. 4/
nov. 1, 1935
April 1, 1936
code (1930), Sec.
401 i .
Appropriation not to exceeo $2,500 from poor
tax or general funo.
B ssoubl
Labs ( 1931 ),p.
284.
Property tax or
3/4 mill in
certain counties.
rev.stat.(1929), sec.
8985, rev.COOC.st.
Louis (1926), Ch.
5, Art. 1
County pauper or contingent ruNo.
St. Louis qeneral ruwo.
montana
Rev. c00e ( 1921 ),
sec. 10483.
509 of county poor funo.
Nebraska
Labs (1935 1st Ex.),
ch. 20.
$684,288.34 from State Assistance Fund. 5/
nov. 26, 1935
june 30, 1937
Comp.Stat.
(1935 Supp.),
Ch. 77, SEC.1801
County tax of 2/10
mill in certain
counties, 3/10
mill in the re-
Mo thers' Pension
Fund.
Labs ( 1935 1st Ex.),
ch. 20.
county qeneral funo. 4/
Nevada
COmp .Labs (1929),
sec. 5100.
Neb Hampshire
Labs ( 1935), Chs.
157, 158.
$100,000 per annum for mothers' aid ano
other types or assistance.
$7,150 per annum for administration.
July 1, 1935
june 30, 1937
_l/. ino i ca tcfl source or funos put not actual appropriations.
2/. Appropriation tor mothers' aid tor the period Oecemser i, 1934 to November 30, 1935 by an Act approved May 8, 1935; $1,065,000 tor aio, $215,000 tor administration or poor relict, mothers" aio, and olo aoe assistance. (Act* (1935), Cm . 249).
j/. Appropriation to reimburst counties tor 1/3 or expenses ir Federal aid granteo; $150,000 per annum (not more than $25,000 may be used tor aom in i stra i ion ). (Labs (1935), Ch. 326).
4/. Supplemental State system is inocpcnoent or local aio.
5/. Provisions or Labs (1935), Ch. 20, supplement the earlier system.
ANALYSIS OF CURRENT "5TATF AND LOCAL FUNDS SPECIFICALLY ASSIGNED TO VARIOUS IELFARE ACTIVITIES, MARCH 16, 1936
AID TO OEPENOENI CHILDREN IN THEIR OIN HOMES
STATE SOURCES
LOCAL SOURCES
Taxes, etc.
Appropriations
faxes, etc.
Appropriations \j
State
Chat ion
Provisions
Cl tat ion
Provisions
Date
Provisions
cltaiion
Provisions
Effective
Expires
chat ion
New Jersey
Laws (1935 ). Ch.328;
( 1936), Chs. 26, 33,
Sec. 3c.
State reimburses counties for 2/3 of aio to
children in certain cases, l/2 of aio in
0ther5; 1/2 in all cases if feoeral funds
without leoal settlement in any county. thi6
18 paio from $3,000,000 appropriated from
State Highway Funos for relief.
March 15, 1936
Unspecif ieo
LAWS (1936), Cm. 33,
Sec. 3b.
County general funo.
loans to mcet ocficits.
nes Mexico
Lass (1935), Cms.
12, 116.
$250,000 per annum from liquor taxes payable
to the School Equalization Fund shall be
paio into the Relief Funo.
Corporate franchise tax is paio into the
Relief Funo.
laws ( 1931 ), Ch. 49.
laws ( 1935), Ch. 86.
Sec. ii.
$500,000 per annum for "public welfare ano
social security*, may be u6e0 to reimburse
counties for 1/2 of sums paio out.
july 1, 1935
june 30, 1937
Laws ( 1931 ), Ch.
49.
county property
tax of 1/2 mill.
Laws (1931 ), Ch. 49.
Also county general fund.
Neb tor*
y
Cahill's Cons.
Laws (1930),
secs. 26-154,
26-158 (1).
county ano city
property tax.
county may
borrow in
emergencies.
Cahill's Cons. Laws
(1930), sec6. 26-154
26-158 (1).
City contingent funo may be useo in
emergencies.
North Carolina
Lass (1935), Ch.306
$35,000 per annum to match approvco
allowances by counties.
cooe (1935), sec.
5067(b).
County general funo.
Norih Oakota
Comp.Laws (1913-25,),
sec. 2546*1.
County general funo.
Ohio
cooe (1930
Revision), Secs.
1683-9, 5655.
county property
tax of 1/5 mill
and bonos.
Oklahoma
laws (1935), Ch. 24,
Art. 17.
$1,500,000 to aio counties in the support of
the poor ano wid0w6.
March 9, 1935
june 30, 1936
stat.(1931),
sec. 7598.
county property
tax not to
exceed $8,000.
Oregon
Lass ( 1935), Cm.
*28, sec. *0;
( 1935 Ex. ), Cm. 45,
sec. 22.
75* of net revenue from liquor tax is paio
to the counties for mothers' aio, old age
pensions, and oirect relief.
Net revenue from sales tax is paio into olo
age assistance fund for olo age assistance
ano aio to blind and oe penoen t cmiloren.
law6 (1935), Ch.
302.
$1,000,000 for relief of "inoiqent persons
ano their families".
March 15, 1935
unspec if ieo
cooe (1930), sec.
27-1301.
County general fund.
Laws (1935), n06.
425, 3 ia .
$4,115,000 to Department of Melfare for
Mothers' Pensions.
$180,000 for administration of olo aoe
assistance, blind assistance, ano mothers'
June i, 1935
May 30, 1937
Stat.(1920), Sec.
16730.
Counties match State allotment from the
general funo.
Rhode islano
Laws ( 1935 Ex. ),
CH. 2249.
$166,000 for aioj $11,375 for administration
July 1, 1935
june 30, 1936
Laws (1923), ch. 455.
City or town general fund.
South Carolina
South Dakota
Comp.Laws I 1935),
sec. 10030.
County property
tax of 1/2 mill.
Tennessee
cooe ( 1934), sec.
4925.
County property
tax of 1/2 mill.
Cooe (1934), Sec.
4925.
al 60 county 0eneral funo.
Texas
rev.stat.(1925),
Art . 6228.
county general funo.
y
Rev.Stat . (l933).
Sec. 14-5-1.
County general fund.
Maximum of $50,000 in Salt Lake County,
$10,000 in others.
j/. indicates source of funds but not actual appropriations.
2/. appropriation for aon inibtrat icr of federal aio, if gran T£ 0, fron may 3, 1935 to may I, I936| $30,000 (LAR6 ( 1935), CM . 669).
3/. The Governor is autmorizeo to supply funos as reOuireo by any Feoeral legislative or executive Act granting funos, from any tunos available tor the purpose of the Feoeral Act. (Law6 (1935), Ch. 69).
ANALYSIS OF CURRENT STATE AND LOCAL FUNOS SPECIFICALLY ASSIONEO TO VARIOUS IELFARE ACTIVITIES, MARCH 16, 1936
AIO TO DEPENDENT CHILDREN IN THEIR OUN HOMES
STATE SOURCES
LOCAL SOURCES
Taxes, etc.
appropri a t 1 ons \J
State
citation
Prov1s1ons
cltation
Provisions
OA ie
Provisions
Cltat ion
Provisions
Effect i ve
Expires
Cltat ion
Vermont
Lass (1935), No. 41 .
$30,000 per annum eor mothers' aid.
July 1, 1935
June 30, 1937
Pub. lass (1933),
sec. 5430.
towns reimbur6l state from general funos
for l/2 of expense6.
Virginia
lass (1935), ch.358.
lass ( 1935), CH. 1 10
$23,155 TO REIMBURSE LOCAL UNI IS EOR l/2 0F
EXPENSES.
$5,080 rOR AOMINISTRAIION.
July I, 1935
june 30, 1936.
cooe (1930), sec.
i935v
county or city general funo.
■ash 1 no ion
Governor may allocate amount necessary for
State aio rROu Emergency Relief Funo. 2/
Aug. 14, 1935
Unspecified
Cooe (1933), Sec.
4419.
■est Virginia
Cooe (1932), Sec.624
county general funo.
■ 1 scons in
Lass (1935), Ch . 554
$50,000 annually to reimburse counties for
1/3 of expenses for residents, all expenses
for others.
july 1, 1935
Unspecifieo
stat.(1933), sec.
48.33
County general funo.
cities ano t0wn6 reimburse county for 2/3
of expense for their resioents.
■YOMino
Rev.stai.(1931 ),
sec. 84-106.
county property
tax of 1/2 mill.
J/. indicates source Or funds bui no T actual appropriations.
2/. Supplemental State system is inocpcnoent or local aio.
ANALYSIS OF CURRENT STATE AND LOCAL FUNDS SPECIFICALLY ASSIGNEO TO VARIOUS tELFARE ACTIVITIES, MARCH 16, 1936
DEPENDENT ANO NEGLECTEO CHILOREN (AGENCIES ANO INSTITUTIONS)
state
sources
local sources
Taxes, etc.
t axe6
etc.
appropriations 1/
Provisions
cltation
Provisions
da
e
c.tat
Provisions
provisions
Alabama
code ( 1928),sec. 3529
County General funo
anizona
Labs ( 1935), cm. 78.
96% of luxury taxes useo to provide general
relief, alo to oepenoent ano neglecteo chil-
oepenoent chiloren in their obn homes-
arkansas
Acts ( i935),Cm. 287
j 11,958 per annum for State children's Home
july 1, 1935
june 30, 1937
californ|a
Stat. (|935),Ch. 80s
$120 per annuv to institutions for each
child supporteo.
sept.15, 1935
unspecifieo
Stat.(1935),
ch. 804.
County
property tax
s t a t • ( 1935), Ch. 804
Municipal General fund
coloraoo
Sess .Labs ( 1935),
Ch. 59.
$195,000 to State Home.
July 1, 1935
june 30, 1937
Connecticut
Sp.Acts ( 1935),
No. 524.
$606,229 for aid to local units.
$651,577 for a 10 to local units.
July i, 1935
July i, 1936
june 30, 1936
June 30, 1937
gen.stat.(1931),
sec. 1890.
county tax if
insufficient.
gen. stat. (1931 ),
secs.1771, 1890.
county and tobn general funo
delaware
Labs ( 1935), Ch. 51,
57.
$24,000 anfually to Children's Bureau.
$3,500 annually to children's home society.
July 1, 1935
june 30, 1937
Rev.Cooe (1915).
secs.3071, 3833.
general funo of counties and city of
■ilmington.
florioa
georgia
code (1933), sec.
35-603.
county pay $50 from pauper or educational
funo for each child committeo to an
in6t1 tut 1 on.
ioamo
code (1932), sec.
31-1214.
county General funo
illinois
labs ( 1935), h.8.
855.
$635,600 to Soldiers' ano Sailors' Chil¬
dren's Home.
July 1, 1935
Eno of 1st fis¬
cal quarter after
eno of next
Rt gular session
Rev.Stat .(1935),
Ch .23, sec .308.
county property
tax of 1/3 mill
for county deten¬
tion homes for
oepenoent, delin¬
quent, or truant
chiloren.
rev.stat.(1935),
ch. 23, sec. 196
county supports children in private
institutions trom general funo.
1 mo • ana
stat.( 1933), secs-
9-2812, 22-2604,
22-2805.
County general fund pays up to $.75 per
day for each child in county or private
institution.
Acts ( 1935), Ch. 126,
sec. 44( 13)
$188,059.90 per annum for Soloiers'
Orphans' Home.
July 1, 1935
june 30, 1937
Code (1935), Sec
3654 , 7173.
County property
tax of 1/4 mill
for county home,
1/8 mill for
other care.
code (1935), sec.
3720.
County pays for support in State soloicrs'
Orphans' Home of inmates bho are not
soloiers' orphans, from general funo.
Kansas
Rev.Stat.(1923),
secs.38-504,
507, 513.
Property tax for
county home.
Certain counties
limit i s 3 mills;
in certain
others, 1 1/2
rev. stat.(1923),
Sec. 38-311 .
county may pay from general funo, $50 to
careo for.
Kentucky
act ( 1934 Ex.), Ch.
2, Sec. 28c, 28o.
$125,000 for State Chiloren'f homes.
July i, 1935
june 30, 1937
Stat.(1930), Sec.
33ili5
general funo.
Louisiana
Maine
sp.lass ( 1935),
Ch. 46.
$1,000,000 per annum lump sum to bureau of
Administration, Aid, and Relief.
$27,770 in small appropriations to private
July 1, 1935
june 30, 1937
Pub.Labs (1935),
Ch. i, sec. 206.
t0bn6 and cities reimburse state from
general funo for 2/3 of support of
oepenoent chiloren.
j/. inoica'
ANALYSIS OF CURRENT STATE AND LOCAL FUNOS SPECIFICALLY ASSIQNEO TO VARIOUS HELFARE ACTIVITIES, UARCH 16, 1936
DEPENDENT AND NEGLECTED CHILDREN (AGENCIES AND INSTITUTIONS)
LOCAL SOURCES
Taxes, Etc.
Appropriaiions.
taxes, etc
appropriat i0n6 \j
state
Citation
Provisions
cita tion
Provisions
Dai
citation
provisi0n6
Cltat ion
Provisions
Maryland
Labs ( 1935), Ch. 92.
$108,050 in small appropriations to many
private institutions for each of next tbo
July 1, 1935
june 30, 1937
cooe (1924),
cH. 25, sec. 8.
County property
no appr0pr1 a 1 ion. 2/
Ann. Labs (1933), Ch
119, sec. 38.
Iobn General funo
Michigan
Acts (1935), Ch.
257.
$150,000 per annum to michigan chiloren's
village .
July I, 1935
june 30, 1937
Coup. Labs(|929),
Sec. 12877.
county property
Minnesota
Labs (1935), Ch.
159.
$57,000 annual lump sum to chiloren'S
Bureau .
July I, 1935
june 30> 1937
Mason's Stat .(1927),
SEC. 8689-5.
County general funo reimburses State for
50% of expenditures.
Cooe (1930), Sec.
5710.
6upp0rt of child in institution. 1
Missouri
montana
La#6 ( 1935), h.s.
21 1 .
$87,700 for State Home.
jan. 1, 1935
dec. 31, 1936
Rev.Stat.(1929),
Sec. 14122.
2nd and 3ro
class cttie6 may
tax to builo
orphans' homes-
Rev. Stat.(1929),Secs.
7628, 14140.
City and County General funo.
Labs (1935), h.b.
489.
$82,500 to State Orphans' home.
July 1, 1935
june 30, 1937
Nebraska
lab6 (1935), Ch.
177.
$3,964,000 lump sum to many institutions
including State Home.
july 1, 1935
june 30, 1937
Comp.Stat.(1929),Sec.
43-210, 43-228.
County general fund. 1
Nevada
Labs ( 1935), Ch .
190
$73,670 to State Home.
July 1, 1935
june 30, 1937
Comp. Labs ( 1929),
sec. 7586.
County General fund. |
Neb Hampshire
Labs (1935), Ch.
108.
Puslic Labs (1929)
Ch. 109.
county, city, or tobn General funo
neb jer6c*
State Inheritance Tax.
Labs (1935), Ch.
328.
50# of relief paid by the several count 1 ee
Guaro ians .
July 3, 1935
un6pecifie0
Comp.Stat.(1911-1924
supp. ),sec.34-266;
(1925-1930 supp. ),
secs.161-221.97-101.
County ano municipal General funos
■eb ne« co
Lab6 (1935), Ch.
95.
$ 10,000 to State Home .
July 1, 1935
june 30, 1937
Stat.(1929), Sec.
22-401.
$10 from general funo for each chilo
• eb '*«
Pue. Belfare Lab
(1929), sees.
45, 46.
county and city
property taxes.
ac®"* Carolina
labs ( 1935), Ch.
306.
$47,500 per annum to private orphans' homes-
$5,000 per annum to 60ar0 of charities for
care of oepenoent chiloren.
July 1, 1935
june 30, 1937
Cooe (1935), Sec.
5039.
County Gencral fund.
North Dakota
lab6 (1935), Ch.
44-47.
$40,000 to private institutions for
oepenoent chiloren.
July 1, 1935
june 30, 1937
comp.lab6 (1913),Sec.
1 1423. (1925 Supp. ),
Sec. 5109.
County General funo. j
Ohio
Gen. cooe ( 1934 ), sec.
3105,3119,1671.
County General fund. 1
Oklahoma
Labs ( 1935),Ch.20,
Art .4,App .-s.8.246.
$118,700 per annua' for state homes.
$75,000 per annum for oepenoent children
not in State homes.
July 1, 1935
june 30, 1937
s1 * t .( 1931 ),sec6.
7524, 7533.
certain counties
and maintain
chiloren's homes.
Ore son
Labs ( 1935),CM.264.
$331,196 to private institutions.
jan. i, 1935
Dec. 31, 1936
Cooe (i930),Sec.
59-901.
County pays tor temporary care from
general funo.
Pennbyl van i a
Labs (1935), Act
71a .
$266,500 for State aioeo chiloren's homes.
June 1, 1935
May 31, 1937
Labs (1925), Act
413, Sec. 910; Labs
(1933), Act 311,sec.
9.
General fund of poor district or county.
\J. Indicate# source or tunos but not actual appropriaiions-
2/. Appropriation to 01 v i s i on or Child Guaro i ansm i p approveo Nay 8, 1935 tor the pcrfioo Oecembcr i, 1934 to November 30, 1935; Si,750,000 roR care, etc., $212,900 for *om in i 6 ira t i on . (Acts (1935), Cm. 249).
ANALYSIS Or CURRENT STATE AND LOCAL FUNDS SPECIFICALLY ASSIGNED TO VARIOUS WELFARE ACTIVITIES, UARCH 16, 1936
DEPENDENT AND NEGLECTED CHILDREN (AGENCIES AND INSTITUTIONS)
State
STATE SOURCES
LOCAL SOURCES
Taxes, etc.
Appropr1 a i 1ons
Taxes, etc.
Appropriations l/
cltat 1 on
Provisions
citation
Provisions
oa
Effective
te
Expires
cltation
prov1S1ons
cltat ion
prov1si0n6
Rhode Islano
Pub .Lars (1935), Ch
2249.
$195,000 for care in foster homes.
$118,300 to State Home.
$31,750 to Division of Children's Care.
July I, 1935
june 30, 1936
Gen. Lams ( 1923 ),
sec. 1673.
town general fund 6upp0rt6 children in
State home.
cooe (1932),Sees.247
4977.
County general fund
TENNE66EE
Pub .Acts ( 1935 Ex.),
Ch. 19.
$63,000 to Children's home Society.
July i. 1935
june 30, 1937
ulchie's cooe (1932),
sec. 4761.
County pays State home $75 for each child
cared for over its quota.
Texas
Gen.Lars ( 1935), Ch.
352.
$455,388 to State Homes.
$484,388 to State Homes
Sept.I, 1935
Sept . 1, 1936
Aug. 31, 1936
Aug. 31, 1937
S tat . (1928),Art .
718.
Bonos to build
county homes.
Stat.(1928),Art.2336.
County general fund.
utah
Rev.stat.(1933),sec.
14-7-47.
County general funo t
vermont
Lars (1935), Act 41.
$28,000 per annum for chiloren's aio.
July 1, 1935
june 30, 1937
Pue.Lams (|933),Secs.
5430, 5455.
i own general fund
acts ( 1935),ch.358.
$42,385 for children in homes ano institu-
tions.
$23,540 of this sum for administration.
July 1, 1935
june 30, 1936
cooe ( 1930 ) ,sec6 .
1914, i935kl.
County ano city general funo.
Washington
code ( 1929),sec.600.
county general funo.
West Virginia
Acts ( 1935), Cm.9.
$58,796.95 to State Home.
$57,996.80 to State Home.
July 1, 1935
July i, 1936
june 30, 1936
June 30, 1937
Cooe (1931 ), Ch .
49, Art.5, Sec.5.
County property
tax of 1 mill
for county
oe tent ion home .
cooe ( 1931 ),ch.49,
Art .3, Sec. 28.
County pays $50 from qeneral fund for each
child in State Home .
|iSC0N6'N
Lars (1935), Ch.
535.
$2,600,000 annual lump sum for support of
State institutions including the Public
School.
july i, 1935
Unspecifieo
STAT. (1933 ),Sees.
48.20, 48.07(6)(a).
county pays from the general funo l/2 of the
cxpense of children in the public school and
all expenses for oiher oepenoent chiloren.
l»9l »S
Lars ( 1935),ch. 130.
$51,314 to State Home.
Apr. 1, 1935
Mar . 31, 1937
Rev. Stat. (1931 ),
SEC. 20-114.
County general tuno.
\j. indicates source of funds bui not actual appropriations.
ANALYSIS OF CURRENT STATE AND LOCAL FUNDS SPECIFICALLY ASSIONEO TO VARIOUS 1ELFARE ACTIVITIES, MARCH 16, 1936
SOLO ICRS' ANO SAILORS' RELIEF
State ano Citation
Oatc
institutional
Non-institutional
Amount by Act
Effective
Expires
Capital Outlay
aoministration
ma intenance
£t cetera
Aoministration
Pensions
Relief
burial
eouca tional
source of funos
Annual
Total
ALABAMA
Ala. code (Michie i92B),sec. 2973. \J
sept. j, 1923
Unspecifieo
$1,750,000
$ 1, 750,000
Unspecified
ibid. Sec.2984. 2/
$1,000
$7,600
State General fund
8,600
un6pecifie0
ibid, sec.2797. 3/
Feb. 2i, 1893
Unspecifieo
3/
County General funo
Unspecifieo
un6pecifie0
'bio. Sec.2954 . 4/
Sept. 23, 1919
Unspecifieo
$1,200
State Pension fund
1,200
Unspecifieo
ib io. sec.2941 . 5/
sept. 6, 1923
Unspecified
900
State General funo
900
Unspecified
Aft 17 OKA
LARS (1935), Cm. 107, Sec. 57. \j
July I, 1935
june 30, 1937
$13,000
State General funo
Unspecifieo
$13,000
Ariz. Rev. cooe (1920), Sec. 3224. 2/
mar. 8, 1921
Unspec if ied
y
County general funo
Unspecified
unspecified
ARKANSAS
Ark. Stat. (i92l). Sec. 82i6. \J
Map. 20, 1915
Unspecified
1/
i/
State Property tax
Labs (1933,1st Sp.Sess.j.Act 7,Sec.5.2/
Aug. 24, 1933
Unspecifieo
y
y
State Beverage tax
Unspecified
unspecified
june 30, 1935
june 30, 1937
$1,coo,coo
State Pension funo
500,000
$1,000,000
ibid. Act 358. 4/
june 30, 1935
june 30, 1937
120,000
State Pension fund
60.000
120.000
'bio, Act 302. 5/
July 1, 1935
june 30, 1937
2,400
State General Revenue funo
1.200
2,400 |
california
stats.(1935), cm 303 \J
Sept. 15, 1935
Unspecifieo
$25,000
25.000
ibio. cm. 389, Sec. 930 2/
Sept. 15, 1935
Unspec if ieo
y
y
County or municipality
General funo or Property tax
(l im 1 i 1/2 cent per $ 100)
Unspecifieo
unspccifieo
ibio. Sec 945. 3/
Sept. 15, 1935
Unspecifieo
y
County General funo
Property tax
Unspecif ieo
Unspecifieo
ibio. Sec. ii20. 4/
sept. 15, 1935
Unspecifieo
i/\ 5/
County, city
propcrty tax (3 mill limit)
Unspecifieo
Unspecified
ibio. Cm. 341. 5/
July 1, 1935
june 30, 1937
130,000
523,029.90
State General funo
unspec if ieo
653,029.90
18 10, Cm. 341 . 6/
July i, 1935
june 30, 1937
12,000
46,516.70
State General fund
Unspecifieo
58,516.70
COLORADO
labs (1935), Cm. 45. J/
July I, 1935
june 30, 1937
100,000.00
laio. Cm 46. 2/
July I, 1935
june 30, 1937
1, 159.63
compileo labs (1921 ), sec. 711. 3/
May 9, 1921
Unspecifieo
y
County General funo
unspecified
Unspecified
ee06 of i mill tax in conjunci i
balance after veterans have been paid may be
eoerate Homei In aooition an annual appropr
commissioners authorized to appropriate a
uoitor6 for clerical assistance.
ial annual appropriation to
continuous appropriation from general fund must not exceeo $1,750,000 annually.
'ay be useo to pay Olo Age Pensions.
if not le6s than $300 or more than $400 for the maintenance of each i
of $40 per year for indigent, 0i8able0 confederate vetcran6.
thi6 sum is insufficient, any moneys to the crtolf of the pension funo x
he, $5 to each inmate per month for per8qnal use.
CONFEDERATE PEN8I0N6
col IfORNlA - i. Annual appropr
2. Amount unbpec
3. for burial cxi
4. county or cir
5. For Veterans'
A. For iokni' Ri
££l£RAOO - I. rm SOLDIERS'
2. AOOIT IONAL API
tH THE APPROVAL OF THE GOVERI
Veterans' Relief Commission.
FOR BURIAL CXPCN6ES NOT TO EXCEC0 $150 PER VETERAN.
Receipts of annual 2 mill levy paio into State Pension Funo.
|2> OF YIELD PAID INTO STATE PENSION FUNO.
, For payment of Confederate Pensions-
. For State confederate soloicrs home.
. For salary or Secretary or the American Legion Chilo Welfarc Committee.
I rOR THE EDUCATION Or ORPHANS Or WORLD WAR VCTERAng.
nsc6 not to exceeo $125 per veteran.
ntly, may establish a veterans' home.
Home or California.
corps home.
i l OR s ' HOMf .
i ion to Soldiers' ano Sailors' home.
10 exceed $50 per veteran.
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ANALYSIS OF CURRENT STATE AND LOCAL FUNDS SPECIFICALLY ASSIGNEO TO VARIOUS WELFARE ACTIVITIES, MARCH 16, 1936
SOLDIERS' AND SAILORS' RELIEF
State ano Citation
Da
Effective (
e
Expires
Institut
Cap i tal- Outlay
i0nal
aoministration
Et cetera
aomin 1strat1 on
non-
pen61ons
Institutional
Relief
Burial
eoucational
source of fun06
Amoun
Annual
Total
CONNECTICUT
1935
1944
$39,600
State General funo
4,400
39,600
1,717,446
General Stats (1935 Cum.Supp.),
Sec. 2 10c. \J
1810, (1931), no. 442, 495. 3/
July I, 1936
june 30, 1939
250,000
883,000
r
State General funo
Unspecifieo
250,000
OELAWARE
July i, 1934
june 30, 1942
12,000
Siate General funo
1,500
12,000
Laws ( 1935), Ch. 190. \J
ibid, Ch. 70. 2/
May 1, 1935
Unspecifieo
2,500
State General funo
Unspecifieo
FLOWIOA
COMP.gen.Laws (1927),SEC.2111. j/
1917
Unspec ifieo
V
State Property tax
(limit 3 1/4 mills)
Unspecified
Unspecified
Laws (1935), Ch.17474. 2/
July I, 1934
june 30, 1942
32,000
State General funo
4,000
32,000
Comp .Laws ( 1934 Cum .Supp . ),$ec .2 124 .3/
1929
Unspecifieo
1,500
4,620
3/
3/
State general funo
6, 120
Unspecifieo
GEORGIA
Laws ( 1935), Page 5. \J
Feb. 1, 1935
Unspec if ieo
1/
State Highway funo
Unspecified
Unspecified
IB i oA PAGE II (N0.36C'±.2/
Mar. 28, 1935
Unspecifieo
1/
State Property tax
Unspecifieo
Unspecifieo
Ga.COOE (1933),sec.23-2401. 3/
1893
Unspecifieo
3/
County Poor fund
unspecifieo
un6pecifieo
IB 10. 78-230. 4/
Apr. 17, 1926
un6pecifieo
5/
Statc General funo
Unspecifieo
unspecifieo
IDAHO
Laws ( 1935), Ch. 1 . \J
jan. 1, 1935
Dec. 31, 1936
12,997
State General fund
Unspecifieo
12,997
idaho Code ann.(1932),sec.30-2911. 2/
2/
County Current Expense funo
UnspccifIEO
Unspecified
ibio. Sec. 30-2911. 3/
3/
State Land 6ale
unspecified
unspecified
ILLINOIS
Smith-Huro ill.Stats.(1935),Ch. 34,
SEC. 134. J/
July 1, 1927
Unspecified
V
County Soldiers' ano Sailors'
Burial Fund
Unspecifieo
Unspecifieo
ibid, Ch. 126 1/2, sec. 28. 2/
june 30, 1935
july 1, 1937
20,000
State General funo
Unspecifico
20,000
Laws ( 1935), Page 121.3/
July 1, 1935
june 30, 1937
45,000
State Agriculture Premium
Unspecified
IBiO, Page 133. 4/
July 1, 1935
june 30, 1937
430,000
State U.S.Veterans' Bureau
Unspecifico
430,000
'Bio, PAGE 127. 5/
1935
Sept. 30, 1937
101,850
1,048,250
State General funo
Unspecifieo
1 ,.150,100
ICNNECT ICUT - I. FOR ORPHANS OF W0RL0 WAR VEtERAN6.
2. incluoes the following annual appropriations: $15,510 for expenses of commission; $338,945 for the opcration of FlTCHS' home for soldiers; $8,000 for ouis101 hospital1za tion; $55,000 for outsioc aio to veterans; $30,000 f or widows' aid; $500 for statc aid to
Soloiers ano Dependents; $106,000 for interest on soldiers', Sailors' ano Marines' Funo; $150,000 to supplement income of Soloiers', Sailors' and marines' Funo; $100,000 for relief of veterans temporarily oischarueo from soldiers' home; $35,000 for burial
expenses; $9,000 for state aio ano maintenance of women's relief corps home ano for fiscal year 1935-36, capital outlay $12,825, ano for fiscal year 1936-37, capital outlay $9,211.
3. to purcha6e and equip s0ldier6' home.
DELAWARE - i. For World War orphans between the ages of 16 ano 22.
2. to pay claim6 of unoer t aker6 for blr ial of i no i gent veterans, not to exceco $100 per burial.
fL or I DA ~ i. Amount not specifieo.
2. for worlo war orphans between the aqe6 of 16 ano 22.
3. Annual appropriation to Soloiers' ano Sailors' Home, in aooition $30 per month tor support of each inmate ano burial expcnses not to exceeo $50 per inmate.
GEORGIA - I. State Highway Board ano Department authorized to transfer $2,000,000 from Highway Fund to General Funo, part of which must be used for payment of past due appropriamon6 for Confederate pensions.
2. Authorizes the payment of Confederate pensions from proceeds of State Tax.
3. Authorizes ano oirects counties to use poor funo for oirect relief of Confederate Soloiers.
4. Authorizes Governor to draw warrants for pensions - appropriations not necessary.
IDAHO - I. Sum of $5,587 appropriated to the Soloiers' Home and the sum of $7,416 appropriated to the Veterans Welfare home.
2. mot to exceed $75 for each inoioent veteran.
3. Provides for permanent "Charitable Institutions Enoowment Funo* obtained from the sale of lano granted to the State for that purpose ano provioes for one-sixth of any money accruing to ihe fund to be paid to the Solciers' Home Fund.
ill imp is - i. Financeo by annual property tax (limit i mill) subject to referendum - Burial expenses noi to exceeo $100 per burial.
2. Appropriated for orphans of Worlo War veterans between the ages of 16 ano 22.
3. Appropriated to Department of Public Welfare for oisableo veterans ano their oepcnoent6.
4. Appropriated to Department of Public welfare for veterans, members of State Soloier6" ano Sailors' home, or committec to Dixon Statc Hospital or Lincoln State School and colony.
5. For administration ano maintenance! Soldiers' ano Sailors' Home $384,300; for Soloiers' wioows home $80,250; for Soloiers' ano Sailors' Children's School $583,700. For capital outlay: soloiers' ano Sailors' home $35,100; Soldiers' Wioow6 home $14,850 and
Soldiers' and Sailors' Children's School $51,900.
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ANALYSIS OF CURRENI SIA1E AND LOCAL FUNDS SPECIFICALLY ASSIGNED 10 VARIOUS WELFARE ACTIVITIES, MARCH 16, 1936
SOLDIERS' ANO SAILORS' RELIEF
state ano Cltat ion
Oate
Institutional
non-lnst 1 tut ional
Amoun
by Act
Effective
Expires
Capital Outlay
admini6trat 1 on
Ma intenance
Et cetera
administration
Pensions
Relief
Burial
Eoucational
Source of Funo6
Annual
Total
INDIANA
July 1, 1935
June 30, 1937
$61,000
$1,039,000
State oeneral funo
$544,000
$1 . 100.000
BalOwin's Ino.'Stat .Ann .( 1934 ),
sec. 1109. 2/
y
County general funo
un6pccifie0
iqba
cooe (1935), sec. 5385. \J
Unspec if ieo
j/
y
County Property tax
(l.m.t 1/4 mill)
Unspecifieo
Unspecified
Lams (1935). CH. 126. Page 204. 2/
$2,500
State General fund
Unspecifieo
2.500
Lams ( 1935), CH . 126, Sec. 44-12. 3/
July I, 1935
june 30, 1937
4 1 1,190
State General fund
205,595
4 1 1, 190
ibid, sec. 44-13. 4/
July I, 1935
june 30, 1937
376, 1 18
State general funo
188.059
kansas
Lams ( 1935), CH. 44. i,
july i, 1935
june 30, 1937
15,000
305,800
State General funo
Unspecifieo
305,800
Statutes (1933 Supp.), 73-304. 2/
June 1, 1927
Unspec if ieo
y
County General fund
Unspecirieo
unspecified
Statutes (1923), see. 73-211. 3/
Nov. 29, 1921
Unspecifieo
y
County Poor funo
Unspecified
kentucky
kv. Acts (1934), ch. 32. i/
Mar. 17, 1934
unspecified
4,000
State General funo
4,000
Unspecified
acT8 ( 1934 Ex.), Ch. 2.3/
July 1, 1934
june 30, 1936
. .
$8,000
$500,000
$200
2,000
State General funo
255,100
510,200
louisiana
la. gen. sjats. (1932), sec. 8295. \J
Nov. 18. 1921
Unspecified
v
State Property tax
Unspecified
un6pecif 1 ed
1902
. $.5,000
Stati Pension funo
5,000
un6pec1fIeo
Acts ( 1934 ), Art . 14. 3/
jan. 1, 1936
Dec. 31, 1936
12,000
1/
State General funo
12,000
12,000
ibio. art .14.4/
jan. 1, 1936
dec. 31. 1936
7,780
$ 1,060, 792.74
State Confederate Veterans'
funo
1 ,068.5/2.74
maine
lams , 1935), 0. 46. \J
june 30, 1935
june 30, 1937
2,400
State General funo
1,200.
2,400
Revised s'at6 (1930), Ch. i60,Sec.9.2/
y
y
State Property tax
(l,.,i 1 .ill)
un8pecifie0
un6pecifil0
lams ( i935Ch. 107. 3/
July 1, 1935
june 30. 1936
11,544
State Oeneral funo
1 1,544
Unspecified
lams !935 . Ch. 46. 4.
July 1, 1935
june 30, 1937
54,000
24,000
State General tund
39,000
.78,000
IB 10. 5/
July 1, 1935
june 30. 1937
y
2,000,000
5/
State General fund
1,000,000
2,000,000
for State Soldiers'
average of 830 each
I TAL OUTLAY $37,000 - AoM If
3. for aovinistrat10*
■ i . Paid into CONFtOERf
2. To supply ano re pa i
3. for support, ma in ie
4. for aoministrat ion
• i. To the Department c
2. For pensions and rel
3. for a group (
4. For State Mil
untenance $430,000| i
lord ' Children
. OUTLAY $24,000, aouinit
$609,000 ANO IN *001 i i ON $3 70 per A
$75 f
i $25 f
. boaro of supervi60r6 author
. For orphans of borlo war vi
. For soloier6' home (unspec
. For Iosa Soldiers' Orphans
. For Statc Soldiers' Home c<
. not to cxceeo $100 tor bur
. For direct relief to indigen
The sum of $800 per annum
. For orphans of Borlo War \
0 to levy tax for direct relief ano burial. burial
ans between the ages of 16 ano 21 years.
6um for improvements incluoeo)
(unspecified amount for improvement included).
to cxceed $100 per BURN
ouil
$15,000, Aomin
i on i
opriateo for each of i he five confeoera
cran8 between the ages of 16 ano 22 years.
payment of confederate pensions, for burial of con
e veterans' pension funo.
. i mbs for confederate veter
s and improvements of solo
of confederate pensions and for the ret
for 0rphas6 of borlo bar
ierans ano to provide a "s
veterans or depen0ent6, pensions totaling $962 per moi
and Naval Chiloren'6 Home ano for the support of vetei
• Health ano Belfarc Boaro for veterans pensions, bur
nance $255,500,for Mother Bickeroyx
rerans, inmates of the confeoe fl'
derate solo iers «
or burial i
i the education of orph'
borlo bar veterans setseen the ages c
iyment of bonos issueo to care for borlc bar vetcran8 ano their
) be paid until 0thcrwi6e provideo for by the legislature.
ns' oepenoents.
ino for operation of bureau of aom in i st rai i on , alo ano relief.
, ($100,000 bet a«i 1
ANALYSIS OF CURRENT STATE AND LOCAL FUNOS SPECIFICALLY ASSIGNEO TO VARIOUS fELFARE ACTIVITIES, MARCH 16, 1936
SOLDIERS' ANO SAILORS' RELIEF
MARYLAND
Uss (1935). Ch. 92. \J
Baoby's Ann. coot ( 1924 ), Art .00*.
10-13. y
MASSACHUSE I tS
gen. Labs ( i932),Cx.4q. 1/
Acts «no Resolves (I935),Ch. 249. 2/
bio, Ch. 497. 3/
Micnie's coot (1929 Supp. ),Cm. i 15,Sec.
20. Amenoco Acts(1934 ),ch. 336. 4/
t. 1935
R. 21, 1916
1913
1935
June 27. 1934
Sept. 30, 1937
Unspecifieo
Nov. 30, 1936
Nov. 30, 1936
Unspec ir ieo
capital outlay
aouin istrat ion
ma in t en an ct
Et cetera
Aoministration
Educational
State General fund
State General funo
General
General
General funo
General funo
196,500
Unspecifieo
unspecified
704,i 45
UN6PE CIFIEO
24,300
Unspecifieo
M I CH I JAN
Coup.Labs (1935 Supp.),Sec.854. j/
Labs ( 1935), cm. 126. 2/
coup.labs (|929), Sec. 1927. 3/
June 30, 1937
Unspecifieo
Property tax
(limit 1/10 »
Unspecified
General funo
County General f
206,083
Unspecified
un8pe c i r i ed
MINNCSOIA
Masons' M inn .5 t at . ( 193 i Supp.),
SEC. 4366. i/.
Unspecified
stats.(1927),sec. 4354. 2/
Sec. 4353. 3/
Labs (1935),cm. 320. 4/
cw. 320. 4/
Unspec ir ieo
Unspecifieo
June 30, 1937
Property tax
(eimit i/io mill)
Soldiers' Relief Fc
Unspecified
unspecified
State Soloiers' home Fund
235,557.69
59, 5/
is io, Cm. 350. 6/
Is 10, Ch. 33. y
ibid, cm. 51. 8/
July i. 1936
July i, 1935
June 30, 1937
June 30, 1937
state general funo
June 30, 1942
feb. 20, 1935
mar. 16, 1935
unbpecifieo
July i, 1937
General fund
240. 000.00
43,500.00
4,000700
240,000.00
■i ', 000.00
28,000.00
200,000
2,500,000
IBID, CM.391 . 9/
June 30, 193?
General fund
minn.Public Ri
Funo
General fund
Unspecified
1,250,000.00
'200,000.00^
2,500, OOO.OO
MISSISSIPPI
gen.labs (1934), Cm. 9. \j
ib 10, cm, 15. 2/
code ( 1917), sec. 3993. 3/
State General
general funo
uns.pi ci 1(0
unspecit ieo
MISSOURI
Labs 1935,, Page 89. \J
jan. i, 1936
9,500
14,500
122,500
95,000
General fund
glnlral i' oni*
■BR* -and - i
■ASSALrtLSE TTS
the sum of $3,000
Funeral expenses o
Authorizes appropr
for soldiers' Home
Aooitional appropr
Burial expenses of
Authorizes levy r<
for Michigan Solo
Maximuu $75 per su
Proceeds paio into
for relicf ano bur
continuous appropr
for soloiers' Home
lo Soloiers' ielfa
For orphans or bor
To State Soloiers'
i hi
For inoix
he Extcuri
for confeoerate
to btauvoir solo
for confeoerate
MISSOUHi - I. For Federal Solo
2. tor confeolrate so
ppropriateo to the marylano llne confeotrate soldiers' home (pi
inoiqent veterans, their bives ano infant chilorcn.
atlon to G.a.r. for direct rel i
to Commission of State Aio anc
at ion to Soloiers' home.
veterans ano certain of their 0
'etlrans' Relief comuis
>c penot n t s •
Peni
ief of veteru
rs' home
in counties i
t to cxceed $ 100.
> of all bars - may be increaseo to 2/lo mill
r« population under 150,000 - $100 in other col
i emergency .
State Soldiers' Relief funo.
al of veterans out8ioe the soloiers' home .
at ion ro Soloiers' home fund.
t Division of State Board of Control.
o Bar veterans beibeen the aqes of lb and 22.
■elfare Division for Oirect Relief to disabled veterans.
council author izeo to allocate a maximum of $1,250,000 per y
ran8 .
i and not l t si
i $750,000 pep -
" of veterans of '
•' Home (
he ii
bioobs ano servants.
uoes repairs).
ANALYSIS OF CURRENT STATE ANO LOCAL FUNDS SPECIFICALLY ASSIONEO TO VARIOUS WELFARE ACTIVITIES, MARCH 16, 1936
SOLDIERS' AND SAILORS' RELIEF
State ano Citat ion
Date
inst 1 tui ional
non-lnst1tuiional
too*.
by Act
Effective
Expires
Capital Outlay
Aouinistration
Ma intenance
ct cetera
aouinistra tion
Pensions
Rel ief
Burial
eoucat1onal
source of funos
Annual
Total
■ON tana
REV COOE 11921 ). Sec. 4536. 1/
March 5, 1909
Unspc c if ieo
unspecified
unspecifieo
Laws ( 1935), Ch. 156. 2/
July i, 1935
june 30, 1937
$3,000
State General funo
unspecifieo
$3,000
leio, Page 464. 3/
July i, 1935
june 30, 1937
$12,000
$38,500
State General funo
unspecifieo
50,500
• e i o. Page 467 4/
July 1, 1935
june 30, 1937
38,500
State General func
unspecifieo
38,500
nebraska
coup.stats. (|929). sec- 8o-i09. l/
Unspecifieo
y
Laws (1935), Ch. 138.
compileo Stats. (l929), Sec. 80-105 . 2/
1935
Unspecified
y
County Property tax
unspecifieo
uns'ecifieo
Laws (1935), ch. 177. 3/
July 1, 1935
june 30, 1937
16,596.60
unspec1f1 ed
87,226.60
COmp. Stats. (1929), sec. 80-401. 4/
April II, 1927
unspec 1 f ieo
y
State Irust fund
Unspecified
Unspecified
Nt-VAQA
Nevada CoupileoLaws ( 1929 ),Sec .6876.j/
fte. 27, 1893
unspecif ieo
y
County General funo
Unspecified
Unspecifieo
ncw hampshire
Laws ( 1935), cm. 157, 158. l/
July 1, 1935
junt 30, 1937
64,310
600
10,000
State General fund
3',455
74,910
Public Laws (i92o), Ch . 106. 2/
1921
unspec if ieo
y
1 own or City General funo
unspecifieo
unspecifieo
new jersey
coup. stats.(1709-1910), Page 4876. \J
April II, 1919
unspecifieo
y
County Property iax
Unspecified
UNSPECirieo
Laws (1935), Ch. 239. 2/
July 1, 1935
june 30, 1937
i.80c
56,361 .50
58,311.50
ib 10. 3/
July 1, 1935
june 30, 1937
10, 653
1 16, 151 . 14
250
State General funo
unspec1f1 ed
12 7,054.14
ibio, Ch. 239, pagc 648. 4j
July i, 1935
june 30, 1937
3,500
State General tuno
unspecifieo
3,500.00
coup Stats. (191 1-1924 Cuu.Supp. ),
see. 34-241. 5/
Feb. 28, 1918
unspec if ieo
5/
State General tuno
unspec 1 e ieo
unspecified
Ibio, 1 1925-1930 Cuu.Supp. ),Sec.
155-21. 6/
April 3 1929
unspecifieo
State General funo
Unspecif i ed
jnspecie ieo
NEW ME I ico
N.Mc«.Stats.( 1929), Sec. 33-5301. l/
May 14, 1919
Unspec ir ieo
y
laws ( 1935), Ch. i 18. 2/
July I, 1935
june 30, 1942
5.250
State General funo
750
5,250
' to $150 per burial except
ite6 of Soldiers home i
For State Solo
Aooitional approi
For inoigent v<
For inoigent vi
For State Solo
Authorizes the use of
erans, their i
Nt VAQA -
Nt« HAMPSHIRE -
For Soldiers
for needy veter
county board 01
For hone tor o
For Home for o
For oirect rei
Cash allowance
Mandatory upon
for orphans or
: Soldiers' Hone.
: relief of Spanish Auer
merest from $2,000,000 fund i
ics to reimburse ye
l sa ilors' Hone; bu
16 ano their dcpen0
rccholocrs author
bleo soldiers at i
leo soloiers at l
veterans uetweei
to veterans in tl
blino ve tcran6 no
ounty co
erans' organ iz a t i'
expenses not
i the direct relief of wor
is for burial expenses of
i exceed $100.
) world war vctcran6
.0 wap ve terans, thc is
inoigent veterans-
> exceeo 2/3 of cost of i
to exceeo $500 per annum.
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ANALYSIS OF CURRENT STATE AND LOCAL FUNDS SPECIFICALLY ASSIONED TO VARIOUS fELFARE ACTIVITIES, MARCH 16, 1936
SOLDIERS' ANO SAILORS' RELIEF
Date
Institutional
non-institutional
Amount
by Act
state ano cltation
Effective
Exp ires
Capital Outlay
adm inistration
maintenance
ct cetera
aom in 1 strat ion
Pensions
relief
Burial
Eoucational
source of fun06
Annual
Total
NCI YORK
laws (1933), CN. 259. J/
April 19, 1933
unspec.fieo
County, City, towns
general hjn06 and loan
Unspecified
Unspecified
laws (l935), Ch. 27, page 65. 2/
July 1, 1935
JUNE 30, 1937
6,520
63,000
State General funo
unspecif1eo
l»io. Page 80. 3/
July 1, 1935
JUNE 30, 1937
108, 1 10
state general funo
unspecifieo
18 10, Page 346. 4/
JULY 1, 1935
June 30, 1937
42,901.01
State General funo
un6pecifie0
loio. Page 363. b/
Feb. 14, 1935
Unspecifieo
150,000.00
State Emergency Unemployment
relief funo
ungpecif1eo
150,000.00
Can ill's Consul iua ieo laws ( 1930), Ch .
49 1/2, sec. 120. y
'PRIL 1, 1930
Unspecifieo
2/
County General funo
Unspecified
Unspecifico
north carolina
N.c.code (i935). sec. 1343a. \j
March 2, 1923
unspec if ico
.
County General funo
Unspecified
Unspecifico
le io. Sec. 5i68v. 2/
march 8, 1921
Unspec if ieo
2/
—
County Property tax
Unspecifico
Unspcc1FICO
ib ip, CM. 306, Af
ibid, ch. 306. £/
se—,—
State General fund
702.405
702.405
July l, 1936
June 30, 1937
25,225
652,700
State General fund
677,925
677,925
north oakota
Laws (1935^ C» . 61 - \J
July I. 1935
JUNE 30, 1937
15,000
State General funo
7,500
15,000
Comp. Laws ("913), SEC. 318I . 2/
unspec IF ILO
unspecified
y
State General funo
unspecif1 ed
Unspecified
ohio
Ohio Cooc (1934), sec. 2936. j/
June 1934
Unspecified
V
County Property tax
(limit 1/2 mill)
unspecified
Unspecirieo
Ohio Cope (1926). Sec. 2951. 2/
Lawb (1935), h.b. 531, paoe 87. 3/
1924
y
county General funo
unspecified
Unspecifieo
jan. 1, 1935
Dec. 31, 1936
9,000
State General fund
un6pecifie0
9,000
ibid, Page 127. 4/
jan. 1, 1935
oec. 31, 1936
904,469
State General funo
Unspecificd
904,469
oklahoma
Laws (1935), Page 413.1/
July 1, 1935
june 30, 1937
10, 150
670,000
State General fund
Unspecified
680, 150
ibid, Page 420. 2/
July 1, 1935
june 30, 1937
76,600
State General funo
38,300
76,600
is 10, page 438. 3/
July i, 1935
june 30, 1937
20,900
200,000
State General funo
110,450
220,900
Stats. ( 1931 1, see. 1208. 4/
March 12, 1897
unspecifieo
y
County General funo
Unspecifieo
Unspecifieo
*C1 *ORK - i. Legislative boojes of municipal corporations or torns authorized during the emergency perioo to raise funds by bonos or certificates of inoebteoness.
2. To Bureau of veterans ano Soloiers for cash allowance to blino veterans not to exceed $500 for each such veteran per annum
3. To women's Relief corps Home at Oxford.
a. unexpenoed balance6 appropriated to adjutant general for the relief of blino ve teran6 .
5. to Department of Social Belfarc for the relief of Civil ano Spanish American Var somen Army nurses.
6. For the relief of sick ano oisableo veterans.
7. Burial of veterans, their wives, wioows ano minor children, in an amount not to exceed $100.
north carol im - i • county Commissioners authorized to appropriate sums for civil ano rorlo war veterans (cost of burial of confederate veterans not to exceeo $30 - see North Carolina Code (1935), Sec. 5168 - 6.)
2. Authorizeo County Commissioners to levy tax not to exceed 2 cents on the $100 valuation ano 6 cents on each taxable poll for increasing Confederate pensions.
3. "Veterans Emergency Funo" for the transportation of 6ick, inoigent veterans to hospitals, medical centers, etc.
a. The sum of $15,625 for North Carolina Soloiers' Home - $12 per annum for each inmaie for personal u6c ano $i1,435 for Confeoeraie somen's home; Confederate pensions noi to exceed $420 per annuu.
5. The sum of $12,600 for North Carolina soloieR6' Home - $12 per annum tor each inmate for personal use; $12,625 tor Confederate somen's home; Confi: ierate pensions not to exceed $420 per annum.
north oakota - i. tor North Oakota Soloiers' home
2. For Union Soloiers' not to exceed $50 per burial.
ohio - i County Commissioners authorized to levy tax.
2. For indigent veterans - not to excceo $100 per burial.
3. For Ohio Soldiers' ano Sailors' home.
4. For Soldiers' ano Sailors' Orphans' home.
OKLAHOMA - i. conff derate ve teran6 ano their dooms $25 per month; inmates of soldiers' home $5 per month.
2. For soloiers' home at Aromore.
3. lo soldicrs' Relief Commission for child welfare assistance.
4. not to eftcceo $150 per burial.
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ANALYSIS OF CURRENT STATE AND LOCAL FUNOS SPECIFICALLY ASSIQNEO TO VARIOUS 1ELFARE ACTIVITIES, MARCH 16, 1936
■SPIERS" AND SAILORS' RELIEF
State ano Citation
Date
Institutional
n0n-in8t1 tutional
Amount by Act
Effective
expires
Capital Outlay
aomin 1strat 1 on
Maintenance
et cetera
Administrat ion
Pensions
relief
Burial
eoucational
source of funos
Annual
Total
oflcgon
ore. code (1930), sec. 66-301, 66-
302. \y
Fee. |l, 1925
Unspecifieo
V
V
County Property Tax
(not less than 1/30 nor more
than 2/10 mill)
County General fund
Unspecifieo
Unspecifieo
PL WriSY l VAN 1A
May 2, 1929
i/
County General fund
Unspecifieo
Unspecifieo
Puroon's Penn.Sta.s. (1936),Sec.16 -
lA*8 (1935). h.b. 2579. 3/
June 1, 1935 | May 3|, |936
State General funo
375,000
375,000
Ia.s 0935), act 77a. 4/
June 1, 1935
May 31, 1937
235,000
State General fund
Unspecified
235,000
rhooc ISLAND
1919
Unspec ifieo
" —!
City or to*n General fund
Unspecified
Unspecifieo
jEN.La.s ( 1923 ),Ch. i 10, sec. 14. \J
l**6 (1935 Ma. Sess.),Ch. 2/64. ij
iBIO, Ch. 2249. 4/
1920
May 31, 1935
July I, 1935
Unspecified
Unspec if ieo
june 30, 1936
1L.
City or to*n General funo
Unspec ifieo
unspecified
3,450
51,300
797275
70,000
2,500
State General funo
146,525
~l 46,525
SOUTH CAROL ina
Laws (i935), Act 347, hem 4. j/
July 1, 1935
june 30, 1936
2,700
427,000
State General funo
4."'9,700
429,700
'BIO, 1 tcm 25.
July i, 1935
june 30, 1936
20,000
State General funo
20,000
20^000 1
coot (1932), Sec. 4986. 3/
1932
un6pecifie0
1/
County Property tax
Unspecified
Unspecified
is io, Sec. 4988 4/
1932
Unspecified
«/
County Contingent funo or
un6pccifieo
Unspecified
SOUTH QAKOTA
July 1, 1935
July I, 1935
june 30, 1937
June 30, 1937
1,000
11,000
12,500
State General funo
State General funo
Unspecifieo
6,000
12,500
12,000
LA»a (1935), Ch. 31 . \J
Ibio, Cm. 33. 2/
18 10, cm. 17, see. 23. 3/
ib io, cm. 17, sec. 43. 4/
JULY 1, 1935
July 1, 1935
june 30, 1937
june 30, 1937
7,000
217,400
1,800
2,000
State General fund
State General funo
1,900
112,200
3,800
224,400
ILNNLSSEt
July 1, 1935
june 30, 1937
14,256
900
State General fund
Unspecifieo
15,156
pub. acts ^1935 ex.sess.), Ch . 19. j/
june 30, 1937
14,500
1,200,000
State General funo
Unspecitieo
1,214,500
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RHgpt ISLANP - I
SOU I
SOU I H PAKQIA - I
TENNESSEE - I
Authorizes County Court
( FOR
t Solo
hen and their *10016 i
ns of vorlo war veteran6.
rom $60,000,000 relief appr0pn
ers' Home.
cent s0l0ier6 an
0 exceeo $75 per bur |a
ulors ano/or their 0epen0ent6.
or oirect relief to veterans ano their oepenoen t 6. ($4 per seek per
For Soloiers' and Sailors' of any *ar. cost not to exceeo $55 per hi
i orphans of vorlo «ar veteran6 se t ween the a0e6 of 16 ano 22.
» Soldicrs' Home; for aouinistrat ive expense of Division of Soloiei
i conf
uth0riz
utmori z
t sol 0 1
tor Stat
derate veterans ano their *100*6 ($240 per a
Oerate Infirmary.
i a00 i i ional pensions of $
ional pen6i0n of $ i 00 per
> $ 100 per bur i
rs' Home Boaro tor relief of Civ
Soloiers' Home.
Relief; for relief i
max i mum of $160 per
: from county treasury. burm
i *ar veterans ano burial ano care of craves of honorably discharged (
or *100*6; $50 per annum for inuaies of confeoeraie home ) .
xceed $100 per bui
> Confederate Soloicrs' Home.
To State Pension Boaro for payi
> exceeo $40 per a
per annum for cach confederate veteran re6i0ent of the county.
ium to each Confederate veteran resioent of the County ano authorizes lcvy of a proper'
i veterans ano $20 per month i
the coni incent fund i
ANAL V SIS OF CURRCN F STATE AND LOCAL FUNDS SPECIFICALLY ASSIGNED TO VARIOUS •ELEARE ACTIVITIES, MARCH 16, 1936
SOLO ICRS' AND SAILORS' RELIEF
Date
Inst i tutional
Non-Institutional
State ano Ciiation
Effectivc
Expires
Capital Outlay
aoministra't ion
ua intenancc
ct cetera
Aomin 1stbation
Pensions
rel1ef
Burial
eouca t 1 onal
Source of Funos
Annual
Total
TEXAS
vebnon's ann.ie*.stat.(1935 supp.),
sec. 6204. j/
1925
0..3BL: r ieo
1/
State Pension funo (aovance6
from general fund, if pension
funo is insufncient,aovances
unspecified
Unspecifieo
laws (1935/, l-h. 352. 2/
Sept. 1, is:
Aug. 3,, 1937
7,050
166,396
State Oenebal fun0
unspecifieo
173,446
•bio. 3/
Sept. i, 1935
Aug. 31, 1937
3,500
80,064
State Gfneral funo
Unspecifieo
u i Ah
LAWS (1935 139. 1/
jly 1, 1935
JUNE 30, 1937
12,000
(/
State General funo
unspec if ieo
12,000
REV STATS.( 1933 ). .9(3-2-4 .2/
wab. 17, 1921
Unspecif ieo
2/
State General fund
Unspecifieo
Unspecifieo
vermont
lAWS 1 1935), Ch. 4 1 . if
July 1, 1935
JUNE 30, 1937
62,000
640
30,000
12,000
1,500
State General fund
unspecifieo
114, 140
VIRGINIA
va.cooe ( (930), see. 2662.
Jan. 30, I9l2
unspec ineo
V
Local Properiy tax
(limit 1 mill j
unspecifieo
unspec.f,ed
acts or Assembly (i934),ch.
june 30, 1934
june 30, 1936
69,450
1 ,415,520
3,400
State General fund
unspecified
1,400,370
va.cooe (1930), Sec. 60 a). 3/
mar. 26. 1920
Unspecified
3/
Statl General fund
Unspecifieo
Unspecified
■ ashing ion
Pierce's Coot (1933), Sec. 6253. jj
uab. 3, 192 1
Unspec ifieo
V
County Property tax
(limit 2/5 - 1/2 mill )
Unspecified
Unspecifieo
Laws ( 1935), Cm. 193. 2/
July 1, 1935
june 30, 1937
150,000
177,343
State General funo
Unspecified
327,343
IBIO. 3/
July 1, 1935
june 30, 1937
104,500
255,680
State General ruNO
Unspecified
360,180
piesce'6 code ( 1929),sec 6252 . 4/
mag. 3. 1921
Unspecified
5/
County General funo
Unspecifieo
unspecified
■est virginia
cooc h932). ch .9. ab 1.1. sec .25. 1 /
fee. 20. 1919
unspecif ieo
j/
County General funo
un6pecif1lo
unspecified
act6 ( 1935), Ch. 40. 2/
july 1, 1935
june 30, 1942
12,600
State Genebal funo
1,800
12,600
■ 1 scons in
stats.(1932). see. 45.275. 1/
Unspecif ieo
V
county Property tax
unspecifieo
Unspecifieo
Laws 1935 )A Ch .535,Sf c .20.03 (9). 2/
July 1, 1935
Unspec if ieo
160,000
State General funo
Unspecifieo
160,000
stats. 11933 ), see. 45.10. 3/
Unspecifieo
3/
County Property tax
un6pecifieo
Unspec1rieo
s 10, sec. 45.12. ay
Apb. 20, 1931
Unspecified
4/
Town,city Special property tax
Unspecifieo
unspeciried
'bio, Sec. 45. 6. 5/
Unspecifieo
5/
County Special tax
Unspecified
un6pecifieo
ib 10. see. 60. 18(6). 6/
maq. 29, 1933
Unspecifieo
5/
Town Property tax
unspecified
Unspecifieo
>'om1N 3
'ev.5ta-: . -93 ,s£.: . , 36-1300. 1/
1899
Unspec if ieo
J/
County General funo
unspecifieo
un6pecific0
-aws 935;. 130. see. 40. 2/
Apb. 1, 1935
Map. 31, 1937
1,500
11,310
State General funo
Un&pccifieo
12,010
■ESI V I RCIIN IA - I
horizes annua l ao va lobem tax or i .07 on $300 v
i Texas Home fob Confeoebate vetebans and theib
i Texas iomen's home fob wioows <
i or Confeoebate ■
State
the ■ <
i vetebans fob pens i oni
i vetebans. cost no! '
bmont Soldiebs'
iocs of 16 and 22.
ieedy ob (no i gen
. lec soldiers' camp;
: or Confeoebate vei
commissioners beruii
oloieb6' home colon*.
i vetebanb' home.
bans not 10 exceeo $11
'ensions fob clv
ion; pboceeos f
teban6.
i bub ial .
'e TCBANS;
eteban6 ano oepenoents unable to '
confeoebate solo
pensions to coni
5. Funebal
theib • i dobs•
vr te bans and the 11
nses fob pens ionebs <
hve6 and » ioo«s;
of woblo ■ai
i oepenoents.
'AGE OF SOLOIEBB1 HOME;
ie ban s uetween the ages of 16 and 21 years (ml
11 dots, cost no i to exceeo $150 each | education of obphanb of toblo ■ a b ve tcban6
i explnoi tube peb obphan $150).
:XCEE0 $75 f
■ oblo
s be t meen the ages c
county Boabo bi:qu ibeo to lew
Home .
Soloiebs 1 Relief Commissic
' 0ut6i0e of county home.
r, town ano villaqe Hoabos '
$ 150 peb pebson.
cost not 10 exceed $100.
Fob Vyominu Sol ok bs' ano Sailobs' Home.
rob ve tebans and the if
ebans of all i