AUGMENTED USSR THIRD-QUARTER PLAN FULFILLED

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• Publication Date: November 3, 1949
• Content Type: REPORT

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Economic - Plan fulfillment
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15 Oct 1949
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TThe Central Statistics Admin.istrat:on vi i.ue Cv i1 ...-_
annotmees the results of the fulfillment Of the third.-quarter 1949 plan.
Individual ministries fulfilled the third-Quarter gross-:"cductioa plan
for industry as follows:
Metallurgical Industry
102
102
coal Iw-wtrl
105
Petroleum Industry
99.8
Electric Pover Plants
1
05
Chemical industry
1
04
Electrical Industry
t
1
03
ry
Ccrosnnioations Equipment Indus
107
lisavy ilaohine Building
103
AvS,omobile and Tractor Industry
103
,1aehtn _Teoi Building
100.L
Machine and Instrment Buiding
bi]Airg
99.5
Gons4.r,.zoti)a-ezd Road~laachinaY
190
Transport-Machine Building
98
Agricultural-Machine Builgin
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105
ry
Cotstruotion Materialg Indus
99.5
Timber and Paper Industry
107
Light industry
91
Fish industry
104
Meat and Dairy Iniustry
103
Food Industry
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of Union Republica
105
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Local industry and local
Industrial cooperatives
104
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automobile tires, cement, eindow glass, soft roofing materials, phonographs,
seeing machines, cotton, woolen, linen and silk fabrics, hosiery, rubber foot-
wear, meat, sausage products, vegetable oil, sugar, confectionery gods, tea,
cigarettes, champagne, and many other articles.
The following ministries fulfilled the gross-prodst ion plan but failed
to fulfill the.plan for a number of important products: Ministry of Heavy
Machine Building -- metaal equipment and steam turbines; Ministry of Automobile
was fulfilled 102 percent by the entire industry of the USSR. The augmented plan
for industrial production was also exceeded for the 9-month period.
1" the third quartzr cf 19! 9 tlzr a ,entity of Ind.u tris 1Tr lento vrn-s
produced above plan, including ferrous and nonferrous metals, tin plate; iron
pipes, coal, petrolaum,gasoline, kerosene, electric poser, electric motors,
tranRformers, electrovacuum appliances, electric lamps, cables, trucks, buses,
ball bearings, tractors, mineral. fertilizers, dyes and other chemicals, rubber,
curried out measures to improve thr organization of production and the utiliza-
tion of productive capacities, as well as to save raw material, fuel and
materials. As a result, the plan for industry originally established was
augmented by the government. The augmented third-quarter gross-production plan
end Tractor Industry -- passenger automobiles and bicycles; Ministry or Macnine-
Tool Bu:'.7'.ing -- various types of machine tools; Ministry of Machine and Instru-
ment Building --- spinning machines, looms, compressors, and adding machines; and
Ministry of Construction Materials Industry USSR -- elate.
During the third quarter ..949, production of individual industrial products
increased as follows, as compared with the third quarter 1948:
3a 'duerter 4y inl ,
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of 1A r
Pig iron
I19
Steel
124
Rulle.i metal (stool)
127
Sails for railroads
192
Iron pipes
132
Copper
125
z1ac
131
Lead
128
Coal
114
Petroleum
116
Gasoline
112
Serosene
113
&leatric power
118
Trunk-line locomotives
114
T4nunk-line electric locomotives
271
Trunk-line freight cars
148
Trolley buses
113
Trucks
128
Passenger eutomobiles
223
Buses
Bell bearings
-131
131
Metal equipment
108
Excavators
129
Steam turbines
147
Truck crones
162
Automatic loaders
800
Zieotric motors up to 100 kilowatt
140
Electric motors over 100 kilowatt
143
Metal-cutting tools - Ministry of Machine-Tool Building
113
Spinning machines
147
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loose
Mali g me chines
Traotoxre
Qrei_ combines
Tractor plows
Tractor moving machines
Tractor cultivators
Complex threshing machines
Caustic sole
Soda ash
Mineral fertilizers
Sy7thbtic rubber
Ali obile tires
Timber hauling
Paper
0-ment
Window, glass
Slate
Bolt roofing materialb
Price
ProedvVioated houeee
Bioycliee
Radio receivers
Phonographs
Loring meohines
clocks
Linea faba loam
Woolen fabrics
Silk tabrioe
Leather shoes
Rubber footwear
Hosiery
meat
Sausage products
Dish
Dotter and fate
Vegetable oil
Sugar
Confectionery goods
Ceased goods
Tea
Soap
Cigarettes
Crape vine
champagne
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Be'
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of 3d quarter 48
16~
192
154
165
145
153
135
125
126
133
133
148
115
122.
124
110
132
121
125
152
150
162
166
123
185
112
122
115
128
115
127
128
102
142
131
102
136
194.
122
126
163
113
129
480
124
Grows production of the entire USSR industry during the third quarter 1949
iroreassd 17 percent over the third quarter 1948, and gross prcduetior during the
first 9 months of 1949 increased 20 percent over the same period last year.
Utilization of industrial equi.pmsnt has improved. In enterprises of the
Ministry of Mietallurgicel IAustry, utilization of the effective capacity of
blast turnaces during the past 9 months improved 7 percent over the same period
in 1948, aid removal of steel from one square meter of furnace sole increased
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The productivity of cutting machines in stopee of enterprises under the
Ministry of Coal Industry increased in the third quarter 1949 as compared. with
the third quarter 1948, although the rate of increase in the productivity of
cutting machines is still legging behind the plan. The speed of oil-well
power per production unit Yes lowered in many branches of industry as compared
with planned norms. In the third quarter 1949, the quality and assortment of
industrial products, including consumers' g,)ode, continued to improve. However,
and quality of goods.
The 1949 plan for lowering production costs in industry is being met
ministries to the plan for lowering industrial production costs.
and sunflowers also exceeded the 1948 and 1940 ha.-vests. The sugar beet crop
considerably exceeded that of 19148.
Harvesting operations were performed better than in 1948. By 5 October,
kolkhozes, sovkhozes, ant icdividual peasant holdings had harvested 6 million
hectares more thLn in the new period last year. Sowing of winter crops In 1949
was completed in a shorter period and with better te,hnical methods. Kol.khozes,
sovkhozes, and auxiliary farm holdings had plowed 4.4 million hectares more by
5 October 1949 than by the same date of 1948.
During the last 9 months, machine-tractor stations performed 21 percent more
farm work in kolkhozes than in the same period of 1948. During the current year,
combines of machine-tractor stations harvested 29 percent more grain crops in
kblkhozas than in 1948.
By 1 October 1949, kolkh"zes had organized over 75,000 new farms for large
hartted cattle, sheep, pigs, ant poultry.
The livestock in kolkhozos increased. from 1 October 1948 to 1 October 1949 as
follows: large horned cattle 20 percent, including cove, 25 percent; pigs, 76 per-
cent; sheep and goatsy 13 percent. The number of fowls in kolkhozee increased
62 percent.
The livestock in sovkhozes of the Ministry of State Farms USSR increased from
1 October 1948 to 1 October 1949 as follows: large horned cattle, 17 percent;
pigs, 56 percent; sheep end goats, 11. percent.
Solkhozes, sovkhozes, and timber managements of steppe and forest-steppe
regions of the European USSR achieved good results in fulfilling the plan for
planting f,=--et belts. The 1949 year plan for forest-belt planting has been
fulidiled 102 percent;, this includes the plating Of over 280, 000 hectares of forests
and the preparation of 540,000 hectares for future planting. The plan for plant-
ing tree nurseries was exceeded 11 percent. golkhozes have been greatly assisted
in their work of ferestbelt planting and ronstruetioi of ponds and water reservoirs
by the newly organized timber conservation stations of the Ministry of Agriculture
and the Ministry of Fo2vstry USSR.
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The ovar?-all plan for average daily carloadinge on the USSR railroad
network during the third quarter 1949 was completed 100.9 percent. Freight
turnover increased considerably in comparison with the corresponding period
of 1948. Average gaily carloadinge of all commodities during the third quarter
increased .17 percent in comparison with the third quarter 1948; coal loadings
increased 12 percent, coke loadings 18 percent, loadings of petroleum and petro-
leum products 21 percent, ore loadings 24 percent, loadings of ferrous metals
23 percent, loadings of cement 44 percent, and loadings of timber materials
28 percent:
Average freight car turnaround time during the third quarter improved by
9 percent in comparison with the third quarter 1948, and the average speed
including stops of freight trains increased. 7 percent.. However, the norms for
those indexes established for the third quarter were not achieved.
Fuel expenditures per trn--kilometer during the third quarter were reduced
9 percent in comparison with the third quarter 1948.
Freight hauling by river transport during the third quarter 1949 Increased
18 percent over the third quarter 1948, and the third--quarter plan was fulfilled
101 percent.
Freight hauling by maritime transport increased 10 percent over the third
quarter 19'48; however, the third-quarter plan was 5 percent short of being ful-
fillet.
The volume of capital construction during o months of 1949 showed an
increase of 22 percent over the same period of .1948, including a 22-percent increase
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electric power plants, Y?ercent bythe machine-building industry, 17 percent by
the construction materials industry, 13 percent by light industry and food industry
and 29 percent by transport.
During 9 menthe of 1949, a much greater number of excavators, concrete mixers,
and other construction machinery was used than during Vie same period of 1948, the
use of prefabricated parts and structures was expanded, and the organization of
construction and assembly work was improved.
The? turnover of retail commodities in state and cooperative trade airing the
third qua-ter 1949 increased 18 percent (?n comparable prier's) over the third
quarter 1948. Sale of ruod commodities in the third quarter 3949 increased 15
percent over the third quarter 1948, including sausage products 60 percent, fish
products 18 percent, confectionary goals 40 percent, end sug:;r 14 percent.
The sale of nonfood commodities increased considerably. In the third quarter
1949, sales of nonfood commodities increased 23 percent over the third quarter
1948, including wool fabrics 71 percent, silk fabrics 55 percent, cotton fabrics
13 i.srcent, sewn articles 19 percent, knitted goods 36 percent, [~9iery 18 percent,
leather footwear 31 percent, rubber footwear 28 percent, household and toilet
soap 50 percent. The sale of radio receivers increased 70 percent, motorcycles
20 percent, bicycles 70 percent, clocks 100 percent, and phonographs 57 percent.
:tines for farm products on kolkboz~markets contiaued to drop in the third
quarter 19490; and the quantity of market goods has increased.
The number of workero and employees increased ^ million in the third quarter
1949, as compared with the third quarter 1948, including 1.4 million people in
industry, construction and transport.
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labor productivity has been fulfilled. Labor productivity of workers in
uarter 1949 increased 11 percent over the third
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industry in the th
quarter 1948, including machine building 16 percent, metallurgical i.ndustr;
12 percent, and coal industry 14 percent. Lakor productivity in construction
work and transport has also Improved.
In the third quarter 1949, 295,00C young qualified workers firiehed trade
schools, railroea schools, _ 1 i~ pen .._.., _ ,, ware sent. to work in enterprises
of industry, construction and transport.
During 1949, 450,000 young specialists were graduated from higher educational
institutions, technical schools, and c,tber secondary special schools, including
correspondence schools; this number includes 218,000 engineers, hnicia transport,
egronasiists, economists and other specialists orusy, doctors, construction, other
agricul:V", and state administration, and 232,000 teachers, and
specialists in the field of culture and health protection.
During the current school year, higher edreatiofual institutions, technical
schools and other secondary special schools, including correspondence schools,
admitted over-770 000 new atthents, including 320,000 students in higher educational
institutions ant 150,000 students in technical and other secondary special cohcols.
During 1949, hospitals were newly built and rebuilt to admit 22,000 patients.
The volume of capital construction work in civilian compared with truction
inoraae!! 29 percent in the first 9 months of 1949,
period of 1948.
I:onsiderable work was done in cities and workers' settiaments for ,,he So:owr-
msnt e water mains, canalization, bathing establishments, city transport, tree
planing, and improvement of streets sad s,uareu.
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