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In 1864 and 1865 the partners obtained patents for their folding upper berth and 
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1863 he designed the first modern railroad sleeping car and patented his 
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he organized the Pullman Palace Car Company, which manufactured sleeping 
cars,... [DOC] [TLE] Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers - Dictionary definition of ... [PAR] On 8 May 1863, 12 delegates from several regional railroad employee ... 1860: 
Louis Pasteur pioneers his method of "pasteurizing" milk by heating it to high ... 
and Ben Field patent their design for a sleeping car with folding upper berths. .... 
He was replaced under pressure from enemies who blamed him for the new 
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Question: In 1863 he patented his popular folding upper berth
Answer: (George) Pullman