Walter Frank Woodul

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Walter Frank Woodul (1892-1984) was a Texas politician who was an early proponent of a state highway system. He served as Lieutenant Governor of Texas during the 1930s.

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Preceded by
Asher Smith		 Member of the Texas House of Representatives
from District 79 (Laredo)
1917		 Succeeded by
Edwin Augustus Atlee, Jr.
Preceded by
James W. Hall		 Texas State Senator
from District 16 (Laredo)
1929–1935		 Succeeded by
Weaver Moore
Preceded by
Edgar E. Witt		 Lieutenant Governor of Texas
1935-1939		 Succeeded by
Coke Robert Stevenson
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Lieutenant Governors of Texas
Horton • Greer • Henderson • Dickson • Runnels • Lubbock • Clark • Crockett • Stockdale • Jones • J.W. Flanagan • Campbell • D.W. Flanagan • Fountain • Pickett • Hubbard • Sayers • Storey • Martin • Gibbs • Wheeler • Pendleton • Crane • Jester • Browning • Neal • A.B. Davidson • Mayes • Hobby, Sr. • Johnson • L. Davidson • T.W. Davidson • Miller • Witt • Woodul • Stevenson • J.L. Smith • Shivers • Ramsey • P. Smith • Barnes • Hobby, Jr. • Bullock • Perry • Ratliff • Dewhurst
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