TADZHIK SSR FAILS TO MEET THIRD QUARTER 1951 PLAN

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• Document Creation Date: December 22, 2016
• Document Release Date: October 31, 2011
• Sequence Number: 103
• Publication Date: January 23, 1952
• Content Type: REPORT

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COUNTRY USSR - Tadzhik SSR
SUBJECT Economic - Plan fulfillment
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PUBLISHED Daily newspaper
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PUBLISHED Stalinabad
DATE
PUBLISHED 28 Oct 1951
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TALZHIK SSR FAILS TO MEET THIRr QUARTER 1951 PLAN
The Statistics Administration Tadzhik SSE reports that Tadzhik industry
fulfilled the third-quarter gross-production plan 98 percent. In the third
quarter 1951, gross production increased 14 percent over the third quarter
1950. Individual ministries, organizations, and enterprises fulfilled the
gross-production plan as follows:
Union Enterprises and Trusts Percent
"Tadzhikugol'" Trust 79
Plant imeni Ordzhonikidze 87
"KIM" Petroleum Field 93
"XIM" Petroleum Refinery 105
"Sel'-Rokho" Ozocerite Mine 105
Varzob GES 94
"Traktorodetal'" Plant 92
Cement plant 104
Binding-Construction Materials Plant 116
Textile combine 101.5
.Machine-molding plant in Kanibadam 107
Tobacco factory 103
"Efironos" Plant-Sovkhoz in Pakhtaabad 75
Geranium Lo-if ?lant in Molotovabad 120
Ordzhonikidzeabad Grain-Milling Combine 113
Automobile and Tractor Repair Trust 97
Union-Republic and Republic Industry
Ministry of Light Industry 85
Ministry of Cotton Growing 94
Ministr-T of Food Industry 11.1
Ministry of Meat and Dairy Industry 82
Main Administration of Construction Materials Industry 99
Ministry of Local Industry 99.2
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TadzhiK Council of Industrial Cooperatives
103
Union of Invalids Cooperatives
103
Administration of Polygraphic Industry, Publishing,
and Book Trade
124
Ministry of Health
122
Ministry of Social Security
117
Main Road Administration
133
Ministry of Automobile Transport
100.8
Ministry of Communal Economy
102
Ministry of Trade
77
Among the union-republic and republic enterprises which failed to meet
the third-quarter 1951 plan for gross production are: Leninabad Silk Combine,
Leninabad "Krasnyy Tkach" Factory, Stalinabad Sewing Factory, Stalinabad Knit
Goods Factory, Kanibaaam Factory, Stalinabad rnd Leninabad shoe factories,
Stalinabad Leather Plant and Bast Trust of the Ministry of Light Industry;
Leninabad, Proletarsk, R .;ar, Kurgan-Tyube, Kirovabad, Parkhar, and Kulyab
cotton-ginning plants of the Ministry of Cotton Growing; Kanibadam Canning
Combine, Parkhar Oil Plant, Stalinabad Grain Mill, Ganchi winery, end Lenina-
bad Glass-Container Plant of the Ministry of Food Industry; Proletarsk Brick
Plant, Vakhsh Construction Materials Combine, Stalinabad and Isfara construc-
tion materials plants of the Main Administration of Construction Materials
Industry; Isfara and Ziddinakaya coal mines, and Gissar Brick Plant of the
Ministry of Local Industry; and all enterprises of the Ministry of Meat and
Dairy Industry.
Production of chief types of industrial products in the third quarter 1951
was as follows.:
Electric power
Coal
Petroleum
Gasoline
Kerosene
Cement
Slate
Brick
Lime
Gypsum
Roofing tile
Cotton fiber
Raw silk
Cotton yarn
Cotton fabric
Silk fabric
Hosiery
Knit underwear
Hard leather goods
Leather footwear
Chrome and fine-tanned leather goods
Bakery products
Vegetable oil
Soap
Flour
Dried fruits
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Canned goods
116
Wine
123
Beer
108
Nonalcoholic beverages
97
Meat
70
Sausage products
132
Butter
73
The following ministries failed to meet the third-quarter 1951 plan for
quantitative production of chief types of goods: Ministry of Light Industry --
raw silk, cotton yarn, silk fabrics, hosiery, knit underwear, hard and chrome
leather goods, Moscow Jeather, and footwear; Ministry of Meat and Dairy Indus-
try -- meat, butter, and sour milk products; Ministry of Food Industry -- flour,
rice, dried fruits. nonalcoholic bpvArreea, and bott'A^: 6IA+n Administration
of Cons*.ruction Materials Industry -- lime and unfired brick; Ministry
of Local Industry -- coal mining, brick, roofing tile, lime, aluminumware, cotton
fabrics, footwear and other lea1.ie goons, - .and carts; ioazh1k?
Council of Industrial Cooperatives -- brick, lime. hard and soft leather goods,
footwear, especially children's, aluminumware, salt mining, fish catch, carts
and other vehicles, and furniture; Union of Invalids' Cooperatives -- footwear.
Kolkhozes, sovkhozes, and MTS of the republic have begun mass cotton pick-
ing; machines are used on a larger scale than last year. Harvesting of jute
has improved considerably over 1950.
Kolkhozes, MTS, and solkhozes are finishing harvesting of grain crops.
Harvesting combines were used 26 percent more in 1951 than last year. The
state plan for grain procurement was completed ahead of time.
MTS completed 16 percent more tractor work by 20 October 1951 than by
the same time last year.
The third-quarter 1951 plan for retail commodity urnover and for turnover in
public eating enterprises of the Tadzhik SSR way, iuifilled 95 percent, includ-
ing 0,4 percent for turnover in the retail trade network and 106 percent for
turnover in public eating enterprises.
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