KAZAKH SSR FULFULLS 1951 PLAN

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• Publication Date: March 25, 1952
• Content Type: REPORT

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SECURITY INFORMATION
CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
INFORMATION FROM
FOREIGN DOCUMENTS OR RADIO BROADCASTS
COUNTRY USSR - gayakh SSR
SUBJECT Economic - Plan fulfillment
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PUBLISHED Daily nerepaper
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PUBLISHED Alma-Ata
DATE
PUBLISHED 3 Feb 1952
LANGUAGE Russian
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The Statistics Administration Kazakh SSR reports that the volume of
gross production within the republic in 1951 was 113 percent of the 1950
volume.
The 1951 elan for gross production was fulfilled by Kazakh industry
100.3 percent.
In 1951, considerable quantities of the following items were mined
and produced above the year plan: coal, petroleum, gasoline, steel,
rolled steel, chromite and nickel ore, ferrochrome, meat, macaroni, and
confectionery products, sausage products, tobacco, beer, vodka and vodka
products, galvanized were, furniture, knit outerwear, and knit underwear.
Individual ministries and other organizations of the Kazakh SSR for
fulfilled the 1951 gross-production plan as follows:
Ministry of Construction Materials Industry
91
Ministry of Timber Industry
41
Ministry of Light Industry
106
Ministry of Cotton Growing
102
Ministry of Fish Industry
98
Ministry of Meat and D}iry Industry
106
Ministry of Food Industry
104
Ministry of Local Industry
109
Ministry of Local Fuel Industry
103
Kazakh Council of Industrial Cooperatives
105
Kazakh Union of Invalids' Cooperatives
112
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Individual ministries and organizations while fulfilling and exceed-
ing the gross-production plan, failed to meet the plan for quantitative
production of important items, as indicated: Miuiatry of Light Industry
-- Russia leather, felt boots, fur mantles and jackets, children's fur
coats, dresses, and woolen suits; Ministry of Meat and Dairy Industry
Kazakh SSR -- brynza (sheep's milk cheeee)and whole-milk products; Minis-
try of Food Industry Kazakh`SSR -- canned goods, vegetable oil, and nor{-
alcoholic beverages; Ministry of Local Industry -- ;fired brick, lime
wire nails, beds, leather footwear and felt footwear, bard leather goods,
and wind-driven generators; Kazakh Council of Industrial Cooperatives --
fired brick, lime, alabaster, roofing paper, carts and other vehicles,
hosiery, cotton yarn, leather footwear, hard and soft leather goods;
Kazakh Union of Invalids I Cooperatives -- hard leather goods, children's
leather footwear and felt footwear, and hosiery; Ministry of Local Fuel
Industry -- procurement and hauling of saxaul, and extraction and drying
of peat.
Production of chief types of industrial goods in 1951 was as
follows:
Coal
Petroleum
108
Gasoline
120
Steel
162
Rolled steel
121
126
Ref_ned lead
125
Blister copper
Zinc
106
109
Rolled nonferrous metal
103
Copper ore
127
Polymetallic ore
130
Nickel ore
111
Tin concentrates
106
Lead concentrates
116
Zinc concentrates
115
Ferrochrome
105
Phosphate fertilizer
158
Borate
111
Sulfuric acid
176
Superphosphate
381
Sulfate
58
Brick
132
Lime
105
Metallurgical equipment
101
Carts and other vehicles
136
Cast-iron products for furnaces and household use
131
Metal beds
160
Aluminumvere
52
Galvanized ware
175
Cotton fiber
142
Washed wool
92
Woolen yarn
109
Cottor yarn
Ill
Woolen fabric
113
Cotton fabric
114
Knit outerwear
129
Knit underwear
130
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Hosiery
Hard leather goods
116
Soft leather goods
115
Leather footwear
127
Felt footwear
126
Meat
118
Fish catch
122
Sausage products
95
Vegetable oil
130
Butter
123
Bread and bakery products
98
Confectionery products
100.6
Macaroni products
128
Various canned goods
115
Cigarettes
96
Tobacco
111
Makhorka
136
Nonalcoholic beverages
87
Beer
125
114
Vodka and vodka products
Raw alcohol
122
Tea blending
84
Flour
116
Groats
117
Salt mining
75
Laundry soap
98
83
Although there was a considerab'.e growth in production in 1951 as
compared with 1950, the 1951 plan was not fulfilled for the following
items: brick, lime, carts and other vehicles, cast-iron products for
furnaces and household use, hard and soft leather goods, leather foot-
wear, phosphate fertilizer, sulfuric acid, superphosphate, and nonalco-
holic beverages.
The 1951 plan for reduction of production costs was fulfilled and
exceeded by most of the enterprises of the Ministries of Light Industry,
Food Industry, Local Industry, Local Fuel Industry, Meat and Dairy In-
dustry, and Cotton Growing. The Ministries of Construction Materials In-
dustry and Timber Industry failed to meet the year plan for reduction of
production costs.
In 1951, kolkhozes and sovkhozes achieved further gains in the de-
velopment of the republic's agriculture.
The Down area of all crops in the republic increased 10 percent in
comparison with 1950.
The sown area of industrial crops increased considerably, especially
the cotton area, which increased 16 percent.
The sown area of perennial and annual grass crops, fodder root crops,
and ensilage crops increased 34 percent.
The plan for sowing of spring grain crops in all kolkhozes of the
republic was'exceeded, especially for wheat and fodder grass. The plan
fox sowing of winter crops was fulfilled only 94 percent.
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The increase in mechanical equipment and in machine and tractor pro-
ductivity allowed a further increase is mechaz;Lzation of agricultural
work. In 1951, MTS of the republic completed 16 percent more tractor
work than in 1950. Most of the plowing work in kolkhozes was mechanized,
about three fourths of planting was done by tractor seeders, and 87 per-
cent of the whole grain crop area was harvested by combines.
The repair of tractors and combines in many WE was r.ogreasing
more successfully in 1951 than in 1950. However, repairs of certain
types of trailer-tractor machines were slower than in 1950.
The repair of agricultural implements in kolkhozes was slower in
1951 than in 1950.
Kolkhozes did not fulfill the plan for fall plowing and planting of
forest shelter belts.
The plan for retail commodity turnover in the whole republic was
fulfilled 98 percent, including 97 percent for turnover in the retail
trade network and 104 percent for turnover in public eating enterprises.
Individual trade s"stems fulfilled the year plan for retail comric-
dity turnover as follows:
Percent
State trade is
Cooperative trade 99.6
Including Kazakh Consumers' Union 99.2
As a result of the new, fourth reduction of state retail prices on food
and products and consumers' goods',which was effective 1 March 1951 by de-
cision of the Soviet government and the Central Committee of the VKP(b),
the real wages of workers, employees, and intelligentsia increased, anu
costs of industrial goods were reduced. Sales of food and industrial
goods to the population increased considerably.
The quantity of agri +."ltural products sold on kolkbaz markets in
1951 increased in comparison with 1950.
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