Milk Co-Op Denies Charges Against Parish in Suit
The Maryland and Virginia Milk Producers Association denies all material allegations in a Baltimore County suit filed by Frank P. Parish of Taneytown. The cooperative, with over 250 Frederick County members and 163 million pounds of milk valued above 8 million, defends its directors and says Parish undermined the board after voting for their actions. Parish is accused of using multiple law firms to threaten the cooperative and was not a member of the association. The association notes a 1964 audit found finances sound and promises to publish a 1964 summary in the annual report ahead of the February 22 meeting.
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Taneytown
Maryland and Virginia Milk Producers’ Association
Frederick County
Frank P. Parish
Parish
Co - Operative
Maryland and Virginia Milk , Producers’ Association
Baltimore County
Association
Embassy
Groundless Charges in Parish Suit Endanger Cooperative
The association with about 1,350 members says Mr Parish is the sole instigator of baseless allegations in the pending suit. Directors regret significant costs and adverse publicity the case may bring and will pursue all avenues to recover losses and damages, keeping members informed as proceedings continue.
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Parish
Strength For Today By Earl L Douglass Growth Of Habit
A reminiscence on a West Indies natural aquarium where young fish can escape the sea via a small aperture but after feeding for weeks the adults can no longer pass. To control overpopulation, larger fish are removed periodically.
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Earl L. Douglass
West Indies
Habit formation and the fish metaphor in psychology
The excerpt discusses habit growth as a natural process that begins innocently. It uses the fish story to illustrate how habits feed on themselves and trap individuals, turning initial choices into lasting patterns that seem hard to escape.
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William James
Small aperture in desire leads to trouble in life
A reflective musing compares indulgent life to fishing, warns of easy gratification that traps men, and cites dairy herd figures from Locvale Farms. Adele, Bonnie, and Rhoda are noted with milk and butterfat production, all owned by Locvale Farms Inc in Middletown.
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Locrate
Adele
Locvale
Bonnie
Rhoda
Locvale Farms, Inc
Middletown
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