What was the brand name by which meprobamate was best known in the 1950s?

Meprobamate was primarily marketed under the brand name Milltown in the 1950s. This medication was used as an anxiolytic and gained popularity during that time for its sedative properties. Milltown represented a new class of tranquilizers that were perceived to offer relief from anxiety and tension. Unlike some other medications like Valium and Librium, which became well-known later, Milltown was one of the first drugs in its category to receive widespread acceptance and recognition during that era. Its prominence was partly due to the rising awareness and treatment of anxiety disorders post-World War II, making it a significant pharmaceutical product in the treatment of such conditions during that decade.