Clippings from the newspaper “Birobidzhan Star”
Photo: Regional Library
February 3, 1931
The newspaper “Birobidzhan Star” (12+) wrote that the Amur-Tungussky region was annexed to Birobidzhan.
“The Presidium of the Birobidzhan rik heard a report from the Amur-Tungussky native rik. The area of the Amur-Tungussky region is equal to the area of the entire Birobidzhan. Meanwhile, the population in the region is only 504 people, of which Tungus – 239, Golds – 273, Udekhians – 20, Yakuts – 42, Chinese and Russians – 14 people. The main occupation of the population is hunting. In the northern part of the region, part of the population is engaged in reindeer husbandry… The resolution of the Biro-Bidzhan regional executive committee, according to the report of the Amur-Tunguska village, best reflects Lenin’s national policy. It was decided to allocate 4 thousand rubles for the construction of a building for the native village, to allocate funds for the construction of a school with a boarding school in the village of Elda, and to open a hospital in Kukan. 10 beds, and in the village of Elda there is a medical center. These decisions stem from the desire to raise the economic, political and cultural state of the northern peoples to the same level as all the advanced peoples of the union.”
February 3, 1942
Clippings from the newspaper “Birobidzhan Star”. Photo: Photo: Regional Library
The newspaper “Birobidzhan Star” wrote about the situation on the fronts of the Great Patriotic War. The newspaper gave an example of an open letter from workers of the ski workshop of the Detal factory and the factory named after. Dimitrova:
“Every day the blows of our valiant Red Army, which is clearing Soviet cities and villages from the bloody fascist occupiers, are growing and strengthening. Inspired by its successes, the Soviet people respond to the heroic deeds of their glorious warriors with an ever-increasing labor enthusiasm. We also want to be worthy of the soldiers of the Active Army. We have been entrusted with a large and responsible job – making skis. At the front in the winter, they play a large and important role, They help fighters quickly move across any terrain, conduct reconnaissance, and often save their lives. For a long time, we mastered the production of skis, selected the necessary material and specialists. Now we have already started mass production of skis and have achieved the daily quota… The military situation requires us to double, triple the pace of work. That’s why the workshop workers decided to achieve the plan by at least 150%, producing 120 pairs of skis daily.”
February 3, 1949
The Bureau of the Regional Party Committee considered measures to develop mass political work in connection with the plans of the party and government for the further development of the national economy and culture of the Jewish Autonomous Region. The Bureau noted the great work of the party and government on the further economic and cultural construction of the region.
February 3, 1971
Clippings from the newspaper “Birobidzhan Star”. Photo: Photo: Regional Library
In the newspaper “Birobidzhan Star” on the front page of the newspaper there is a “Regional Board of Honor named after the XXIV Congress of the CPSU.” The bureau of the regional committee of the CPSU, the executive committee of the regional Council of Workers' Deputies and the regional trade union decided: “for the achievements in socialist competition in honor of the XXIV Congress of the CPSU, be included on the Board of Honor of the regional committee of the CPSU, the regional executive committee and the regional trade union union, established in the newspapers “Birobidzhanskaya Zvezda” and “Birobidzhaner Stern” (12+): Anna Vladimirovna Kiseleva, pig farmer of the Amur state farm. Pazdnikova Anna Vasilievna, milkmaid of the Border State Farm.”
The same newspaper publishes information that during the lunch break, a meeting of the communist labor team of master E. M. Prikhodko was held in the sewing shop of the knitting factory. This honorary title was awarded to the brigade in 1969, “of the 27 people who worked in it, 23 with honor bear the title of shock worker of communist labor.”
February 3, 1973
“Birobidzhan Star” wrote on its pages about innovators. Turner L. M. Podruks is one of the many innovators of the textile and clothing factory. L. Podroux often had to repair the gearbox of carding machines, on which the bosses in which the roller is attached often broke off, and he thought “if the roller is lengthened and both ends are secured, the bending moment during rotation will disappear, and the boss will not break. And so it happened. Now, during medium and major repairs, this option is made in all carding machines – and the issue of bosses is removed from the agenda… The same L. Podroux, together with pommaster A. Potkin, changed the design of the pulleys of the removable drum of the carding machine. Previously, the drum was attached using a key and in During operation, it was ground down, and now the drum is clamped tightly with a bushing, the parts have become more durable… In the current, decisive year of the Five-Year Plan, the rationalization movement at the factory has received a new scope.”
February 3, 1978
Clippings from the newspaper “Birobidzhan Star”. Photo: Photo: Regional Library
The newspaper “Birobidzhan Star” wrote about the arrival of the Leningrad classical dance ensemble in the city of Birobidzhan. The ensemble is in Birobidzhan for the first time. The hall of the city Palace of Culture was overcrowded.
