The Third Five-Year Plan for the Development of the National Economy in the Kirghiz ASSR
Since the beginning of 1940, there was an increase in labor activity among workers at industrial enterprises for fulfilling and exceeding production plans, as well as the movement of multi-machine operators. For instance, the workers of the flour mill and the sewing-knitwear factory were the first in the republic to switch to multi-machine servicing.
Anna Fedorenko, a worker at the sewing-knitwear factory, began operating two machines, and by September, 12 workers were working using her method. They were fulfilling 1.5 norms per shift.
For exceeding the plan, successful work, and demonstrated initiative, on June 20, 1940, the following were awarded: moulder at the canning factory M. Sokan received the Order of Lenin, motorist at the sewing factory E. T. Radchenko, moulder of this factory V. N. Yurchenko, and master of the shoe factory T. G. Utkin were awarded the Orders of the "Badge of Honor".
Lathe operator at the mechanical plant A. Yaroslavtsev fulfilled production norms at 200%, lathe operator I. Dadevic systematically exceeded tasks by 2-3 times, and moulder M. Mukhamedzyarov fulfilled up to three and a half norms. Deputy of the Frunze City Council and lathe operator K. Temiraliyev led a deputy group consisting of 15 activists for exceeding production plans at enterprises. Worker at the "Krasny Stroitely" brick factory N. Maslov fulfilled the daily norm at 165%, and loaders I. Raibabaev and N. Volkov at 120-200%.
The production of goods at industrial enterprises continued to increase. For example, the gross output value of the Frunze meat processing plant in 1939 was 19.9 million rubles, and in 1949 it was about 22 million rubles. 43 workers and specialists of the plant were awarded the badge "Excellence in the Meat and Dairy Industry of the USSR", and 7 received the badge "Excellence in the Meat Industry of the USSR".
Development of Frunze in the Early Years of the Third Five-Year Plan
Many sectors of cultural construction were developing in the capital. In 1938, the "Ala-Too" cinema was opened, and in 1939, the Medical Institute was established. In early 1938, the Kyrgyz Institute of Epidemiology and Microbiology was created, which organized the production of bacterial preparations and immune serums. The Frunze bacteriological laboratory, reorganized into the Kyrgyz Scientific Research Veterinary Experimental Station, developed problems in veterinary medicine, zoology, and the fight against infectious diseases, helminthiasis, and animal diseases.
Since 1938, the training of scientific personnel began in the capital. In the 1938/39 academic year, three-year graduate programs operated at the pedagogical and agricultural institutes. New faculties of geography and foreign languages were opened at the pedagogical institute. In 1940, 13 scientific institutions were functioning in the capital, employing 323 scientific staff, including 13 doctors and 45 candidates of sciences, with 27 graduate students in training.
In the 1940/41 academic year, 21.6 thousand students were enrolled in 34 general education schools of all types, 3,483 in secondary specialized educational institutions, and 277 students in 4 higher educational institutions. By the end of 1940, 36 preschool institutions were operating in the city with 2 thousand places, and hospitals had 779 beds. In 1940, 13 magazines and 5 newspapers were published in the capital, and 350 books were released with a circulation of 12,330 copies.
Further implementation of the third five-year plan was interrupted due to the onset of the Great Patriotic War.
Frunze in 1938-1939
