11-03-2011, 01:23 PM (This post was last modified: 11-03-2011, 01:31 PM by medals73.)
A nice researched labor group. Ivan Sergeyevich Gladun was senior executive worker, Construction And Assembly Directorate No. 27, "Cherkasskhimstroi" trust, Cherkasy, Cherkasy Oblast, Ukraine.
-- Order of the Badge of Honor -- 672382 -- 1971
-- Veteran of Labor -- 1985
-- Meritorious Builder of the Ukranian SSR -- 1975
-- 100 Years of Lenin's Birth, labor variety -- 1970
-- Socialist Competition winner badge -- 1973
-- Socialist Competition winner badge -- 1975
The research key was the emergence of a newspaper article.
It has been (poorly?) translated for me. The newspaper is that of the "Cherkasskhimstroi" trust, called Na Budovi ("For Construction") and is the issue of 27 June 1975:
"For 12 years senior executive worker I. S. Gladun, who you see at top, has been employed in Construction And Assembly Directorate No. 27 of our trust.
In this time, Ivan Sergeevich has boldly and directly participated in the erection of all the highest industrial objectives of the greatest (chemicals??????) in Cherkassk.
For merit in gathering construction and the greatest production, I. S. Gladun has clearly been notable, so as of the 1st of June he was rewarded with the title called "MERITORIOUS BUILDER OF THE UkSSR.
Sincere congratulations to you, Ivan Sergeevich, upon this high labor distinction!"
Award lists to Decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet on April 5, 1971 to award the orders and medals of employees of enterprises and organizations of the Ministry of Tractor and Agricultural Machinery of the USSR for the successful fulfillment of the five-year plan. Ukrainian SSR. Kharkiv region. "Order of Honor" (A) - the medal "For Labor" (A - P)
Other decrees were for the Ministry of Automotive Industry and Ministry of Machine and Tool Industry.
medals73 Wrote:The research key was the emergence of a newspaper article.
Nice little group! :thumbsup
Did you get the newspaper article with the group? Must have been the recipient who kept the article with his awards. I would expect it would be nearly impossible to search for and find the articles after the fact. As this was a small local newspaper, it's probably not available anywhere now.
