The WOR archives at the Library of Congress. Bamberger's was granted a radio station license in February 1922; WOR's license remained in Newark until 1941 when it moved to New York City.
To Market, To Market, or, Some Parables With Many Points on the Selling Power of WOR
Edited by Genevieve Gordon and Clarice Runyan Young. New York, Textile Publishing Company, 1928.
"Playlets may be employed very effectively in store and school classes to rejuvenate material which it is necessary for the the pupils to know, but which seems particularly dull in the usual repetition...Every store may find different occasions to use such playlets as these. In our particular store, we hae produced them in conjunciton with the graduation of a class in a two months' salesmanship course, and have used members of the class for the actors."
Hellmut Wohl. Burlington Magazine 145(1198), January 2003, pp. 36-39.
In January 1960, Marcel Duchamp installed a window display which included his Nude Descending a Staircase, no, 3 at Bamberger's department store. Rutgers-restricted Access
The Department Store Museum. Exterior shots; 1960s ad; store directory (1970s?); renderings of branch locations. Blog; includes reminicenses of former customers & employees.
Department Store Project. Unsuccessful attempts to meet with the President of Hahne's Department Store to discuss "the exclusion of Negroes from positions as sales clerks in Hahnes." Newark Public Library Digital Collections.
Collection at the Bentley Historical Library of the University of Michigan. Kresge was founder of the S.S. Kresge Company and sole owner of the Kresge Department Store in Newark. The papers have been microfilmed and are available for Interlibrary Loan.
Honeycomb Briefs: House Organ of the L.S. Plaut/Kresge Department Stores
"The Cedar St subway was constructed in 1914-1916 by the Public Service Railway to bring streetcars into the lower level of the new Public Service Terminal in downtown Newark." History, diagram, and photographs.