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William Munford Tuck
Member From: 1924 - 1930
- Birth Date: September 28, 1896 Birth Place:High Hill in Halifax County, VA
- Death Date: June 9, 1983
- Gender: Male Race: Caucasian
- Spouse: Eva Lovelace Dillard
- Children:
- Religion:
- Education: The College of William & Mary; Washington and Lee University (1921 graduate)
- Military Service: US Marine Corps (June 1918-July 1919)
- Occupation/Profession: Attorney
- Memberships/Affiliations: Baptist Church Masons Woodmen of the World Sigma Phi Epsilon Phi Delta Phi
- Additional Info: elected to Congress to fill the vacancy created by the death of Thomas B. Stanley
- Other Notable Service and/or Elected Offices:
Senate of Virginia (1932-1942)
Lieutenant Governor of Virginia (1942-1945)
Governor of Virginia (1946-1950)
US House of Representatives (April 14, 1953- January 3, 1969)
Chairman, Virginia State Democratic Central Committee (1952)
Delegate, Democratic National Convention (1948 and 1952)
| Session | District | District Number | Party | Leadership | Committees |
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| 1924 | County of Halifax | Democrat | Finance Manufactures and Mechanic Arts Militia and Police Special Private and Local Legislation |
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| 1926-1927 | County of Halifax | Democrat | Courts of Justice Finance Manufactures and Mechanic Arts |
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| 1927 Ex. | County of Halifax | Democrat | Courts of Justice Finance Manufactures and Mechanic Arts |
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| 1928 | County of Halifax | Democrat | Courts of Justice Finance Manufactures and Mechanic Arts Special Private and Local Legislation |
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| 1930 | County of Halifax | Democrat | General Laws Immigration Labor and the Poor Privileges and Elections |
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