RESOLUTION OF THE COUNCIL OF MINISTERS OF THE KYRGYZ SSR "ON THE OPENING OF THE TECHNICAL SCHOOL OF SOVIET TRADE
In the city of FRUNZE"
Frunze, May 4, 1954.
The Council of Ministers of the Kyrgyz SSR resolves: In connection with the completion of the construction of the technical school of Soviet trade in the city of Frunze, to request the Council of Ministers of the USSR to allow the Council of Ministers of the Kyrgyz SSR to open the technical school of Soviet trade in the 1954/55 academic year.
Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the Kyrgyz SSR A. Suerkulov
Manager of the Affairs of the Council of Ministers of the Kyrgyz SSR I. Mamraliev
CGA KR. F. 350. Op. 14. D. 1272. L. 109. Original.
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FROM THE RESOLUTION OF THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF THE COMMUNIST PARTY OF KYRGYZSTAN "ON THE PATRONAGE OF ENTERPRISES IN THE CITY OF FRUNZE OVER MTS AND COLLECTIVE FARMS"
Frunze, May 6, 1954.
The Bureau of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Kyrgyzstan notes that industrial enterprises in the city of Frunze have provided significant assistance to the sponsored MTS and collective farms. The Frunze Plant assisted in the construction of a greenhouse complex for the collective farm named after Logvinenko. Greenhouses were also built by: the tool factory in the collective farm named after Stalin and the geological administration in the collective farm named after Voroshilov.
Enterprises provided assistance to MTS and collective farms in the repair of agricultural equipment, production facilities, allocated the necessary number of tools and materials, and transferred over 3,500 copies of political, artistic, and popular science literature to replenish the libraries of collective farms. ...
Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Kyrgyzstan I. Razzakov
CGA PD KR. F. 56. Op. 4. D. 984. L. 142-144. Original.
Search the site... Results of the review of scientific works by students of higher educational institutions in Frunze. Document No. 192 (December 1953)
