TURKMEN SSR TOPS 1951 PLAN BY ONE PERCENT

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• Publication Date: April 19, 1952
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SECURITY INFORMATION
CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
INFORMATION FROM
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REPORT
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COUNTRY
SUBJECT
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SR - Turkmen SSR
onomic - Plan fulfillment
DATE OF
DATE DIST.
/'7 Apr 1952
PUBLISHED
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DATE
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2 Feb 1952
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The Statistics Administration Turkmen SSR reports that Turkmen industry
fulfilled the 195 gross-production plan 101 percent, including 98 percent by
union industry and 103 percent by republic industry.
Fulfillment of the 1951 plan by oblasts was as follows: Ashkhabad Oblast -
97 percent, including 103 percent for Ashkhabad City; Mary Oblast - 110 percent;
Tashauz Oblast - 81 percent, and "hardzhou Oblast - 104 percent.
Industrial enterprises of Mary Oblast, while fulfilling the 1951 gross-
production plan, failed to meet the plan for production of the items indicated;
line, roofing tile, galvanized ironware, carts and other vehicles, it under-
wear and but outerwear, hosiery, cotton fabric, and leather outerwear-
Industrial enterprises of Chardzhou Oblast failed to meet the plan for the
following items: coal, fired brick, lime, roofing tile, carts and other vehi-
cles, footwear and hard leather goods.
Gross production in 1951 increased 24 percent in comparison with 1950, in-
cluding 12 percent for union industry and 29 percent for republic industry.
Ministries and departments fulfilled the 1951 gross-production plan as
follows:
Pe
rcent
Ministry of Light Industry USSR
106
Including:
Union enterprises
108
Republic enterprises
104
Ministry of Construction Materials Industry USSR
88
Including:
Unionenterprises
108
Republic enterprises
80
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Ministry of Cotton Growing Turkmen SSR
Ministry of Meat and Dairy Industry Turkmen SSR
Ministry of Food Industry Turkmen SSR
Ministry of"Local Industry Turkmen SSR
Including: '
Republic enterprises
Rayon enterprises
Ashkhabad City Industrial Combine
Ashkba;'d Oblast local industry
Nary Oblast local industry
Tashauz Oblast local industry
Chardzhou Oblast local industry
Fuel Trust under Council of Ministers Turkmen SSR
Administration of Polygraphic Industry, Publishing,
Book Trade, Council of Ministers Turkmen SSR
Turkmen Council of Industrial Cooperatives
Including:
Ashkhabad City
Ashkhabad Oblast
Mary Oblast
Tashauz Oblast
Chardzou Oblast
Union of Invalids' Cooperatives
Including:
Ashkhabad City
Ashkhabad Oblast
Mary Oblast
Tashauz Oblast
Chardzhou Oblast
102
105
102
104
106
101
105
1.11
115
112
157
104
111
98
The following Turkmen ministries and organizations, while fulfilling the
gross-production plan, failed to meet the plan for production of the items ir-
dicated: Ministry of Light Industry -- knit outerwear, cotton fabric, jute
fiber, and fired brick; Ministry of Cotton Growing -- cotton fiber; Ministry
if rood Industry -- vegetable oil, nonalcoholic beverages, canned goods, and
salt mining; Ministry of Local Industry -- cast-iron goods, galvanized iron-
ware, carts and other vehicles. lime, footwear, e=d R number of products of
the rurniture industry; Turkmen Council of Industrial Cooperatives -- hard
leather goods and leather outerwear, hosiery, knit outerwear, footwear, con-
fectionery products, macaroni products, fired brick, lime, ironware, and carts
and other vehicles; Invalids' Cooperatives -- hard leather goods and leather
outerwear, confectionery products, nonalcoholic beverages, and fish catch.
In 1951, the following enterprises, while fulfillin6 the gross-production
plan, failed to meet the plan for production of chief types of goods: con-
struction materiels plants No 2, No 5, No 6, and No 7, Spinning and Weaving
Factory imeni Dzerzhinskiy, Ashkhabad Knitwear Factory, Chardzhou Sewing Fac-
tory, driving-belt factory, Mary Cotton-Ginning Plant, furniture factory,
"Krasnyy Molot" Plant, and vehicle-repair plant.
The following enterprises failed co fulfill the gross-production plan:
construction :aterials plants No 1, No 3, No 8, No 9, and No 10, Ashkhabad
Meat Combine, Chardzhou Meat Combine, Ashkhabad Dairy and Refrigerator Com-
bine, Ashkhabad Sewing Factory, Ashkhabad Shoe Factory, Tashauz Jute Plant,
Tazbauz and Kerki cotton-ginning plants, "Krasayy Metailiet" Plant,Bezmeih
Construction')kterials Plant, "Turkmenryba" Trust, "Dzhebelsol'" Salt Mine,
Sandykachi Canned Goods Plant, Tashauz Oil Plant, Bezaein and Geok-Tepe
wineries, "Turkmenneft'll Association, "Dagadzhik" Ozocerite Mine,' and "Gaurdak"
Sulfur Mine.
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The 1951 plan for production of chief types of industrial gads was ful-
filled as follows;
Petroleum
Gasoline
101
Kerosene
74
Coal
101
Ozocerite
79
Window glass
82
Cement
134
Fired brick
61
Lime
84
Gypsum
57
Gyusha (building material)
64
Roofing tile
6o
Cast-iron products
20
Aluminumware
96
Ironware
108
Metal beds
58
Carts and other
130
Knit underwear
63
Knit outerwear
102
Hosiery
91
Raw silk
98
Cotton batting
102
Cotton fiber
110
Jute fiber
97
Washed wool
15
Cotton yarn
110.
Cotton fabric
106
Silk and part-silk
96
Artificial fur
110
Carpets
115
Footwear
105
Hard leather goods
94
Leather outerwear
80
R
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91
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Tavel leather
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100.2
103
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akery products
Confectionery products
it6
Flour
99.5
Butter
123
Vegetable oil
103
Salt mining
99.8
Meat
48
Ice cream
93
Beer
81
Grape vine
100.3
Macaroni products
111
Laundry soap
98
Bottles
102
103
The Ashkhabad City and Ashkhabad Oblast industry fulfilled the 1951 plan
for production of chief types of industrial goods as follows:
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Percent
Petroleum
Ozocerite
101
Gasoline
82
Kerosene
74
Window glass
101
Cement
134
LW brick
61
Gypsum
Gyueha
Roofing tile
Cast-iron products
31
Aluminvmware
96
Galvanized ironware
108
Metal beds
63
Carts and other vehicles
134
Knit underwear
100
Hosiery
118
Knit outerwear
103
Raw silk
98
Cotton yarn
103
Cotton fabric
106
Silk and part-silk fabric
93
Carpets
98 ,
Footwear
107
Hard leather goods
96
Leather outerwear
35
Bread and bakery products
65
Confectionery products
Butter
.111
98
Salt mining
104
Meat
48
Ice cream
82
Beer
71
Grape vine
108
Macaroni products
113
Bottles
98
103
As a result of a further increase in agricultural equipment, the mechani-
zation level of agricultural work in kolkhozes of the republic was improved in
1951.
In 1951, MPS completed 64 percent more agricultural work in k,)lkhozes
than in 1950.
The sawn area of the basic industrial crop, cotton, increased 7 percent
in 1951 in comparison with 1950. Cultivation of cotton plants was carried c..t
within the period prescribed by scientific agricultural practices.
In 1951, Turkmen kolkhozes, as a result of socialist competition, had a
large yield of cotton and fulfilled the state cotton procurement plan ahead of
schedule. More than 70 percent of the cotton delivered was high grade.
The 1951 plan for retail commodity turnover was fulfilled 100.6 percent,
including 100.5 percent for turnover in the retail trade system and 102 percent
for turnover in public eating enterprises.
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Individual trading organizations fulfilled the 1951 plan for retail com-
modity turnover as follows:
Percent
98'
rlann Administration of Special Food Stores
.94
Including:
98
Ministry of Petroleum Industry
Ministry of Transportation
97
Ministry of Chemical industry
96
Ministry of River Fleet
104
Specialized network of industrial and noni
d
110
n
ustrial ministries
Including:
98
Ministry of Food Industry
Ministry of Meat and Dairy Industry
99
Ministry of Local Industry
95
Main Administration of Polygraphic Industry, Publishing, and
Book Trade, Council of Ministers Turloenn aaa
Cooperative Trade
Turkmenbirleshik (Turkmen Consumers' Union)
Rybolovpotrebsoyuz (Fishermen-s Consumers' Union)
Turkmen Council of Industrial Cooperatives
Turkmen Union of Invalids, Cooperatives
104
2.02
95
95
As a result of a further improvement in the workers' prosperity and the
new r .uction of state retail prices on food and industrial goods, effective
1 March 1951, sales of goods in state and cooperative trade increased consi-
derably.
Sales of farm products in kolkhoz markets increased in 1951 in comparison
with 1950.
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